I forget the exact details, but years ago I heard that the hugely-corpulent W.H. Taft was buried in a coffin that either was an actual piano-case, or was the size of a piano-case.
He also supposedly got stuck in the White House bathtub, but that seems to have just been a "presidential myth" like the infamous "Little Georgie Washington and the cherry tree" tale. He apparently did messily overflow a hotel bathtub in Cape May, New Jersey, though, not realizing how much his enormous bulk would displace the water.
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NO- he was buried in a standard casket.
The pictures of President Hoover's burial seem to show that he was buried in a Marsellus 710 solid African mahogany casket like the one chosen for the funeral of John F. Kennedy. Unlike a piano, the Marsellus Seven-Ten is a standard casket (to be more specific: a heavily rounded corner design), but a luxury casket above standard, and therefore pricewise close to a grand piano, especially if Hoover's casket was equipped inside with a hermetically sealed inner bronze liner with a full length oval plate glass top.
arguable Taft, who conservatively weighed in at 300Lbs. an oversize coffin would be needed, he needed a larger than usual bathtub also.
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President Harding was buried in Marion, OH. His body lays with his wife in the Harding Memorial. Harding died on August 2, 1923 at 7:35 p.m. talking to his wife. It was a very suddent death. He was the 29th president of these United States.
No president was born in Springfield, Illinois, although Abraham Lincoln once lived there, and was later buried there.
Dwight Eisenhower was the president from Abilene, Kansas.