A couple of years ago, I set a goal to visit every presidential museum.

So far, I've been to:

 
-George Washington 
-Thomas Jefferson
-James Buchanan
-Abraham Lincoln 
-Rutherford B. Hayes
-James Garfield
-Grover Cleveland
-Benjamin Harrison 
-William McKinley
-Woodrow Wilson
-Warren G. Harding
-Franklin D. Roosevelt
-Lyndon B. Johnson
-Richard Nixon
-Jimmy Carter
-Ronald Reagan
-George H. W. Bush
-George W. Bush
 
 
Each one fascinates me because they’re all steeped in interesting stories and history. 
 
 
You learn about the president's mistakes and victories. 
 
Yesterday was Abraham Lincoln’s birthday, and I found his museum quite interesting. 
 
Most Americans don't fully grasp Lincoln's profound impact on the country. 
 
He was by far one of the most influential Presidents in American history.