First Presidential Visit Marker

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Clear, AK 99704

The First Presidential Visit Marker in Nenana, AK, serves as a historical landmark commemorating the first visit of a sitting U.S. President to the town.

Visitors can explore the marker and learn about the significance of this event in the town's history, offering a unique glimpse into the past.

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Dan R.
7/28/2023

"It feels like the first time Feels like the very first time Together we'll make history" (Foreigner) In 1926, President Harding travelled 4,211 miles from Washington D,C, to Nenana, Alaska to...

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Mathew G.
5/14/2024

Such a fantastic piece of history! If you are in this tiny town, definitely stop here to see the plaque. It's fun learning about the first presidential visit!

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