James Buchanan, the 15th President of the United States of America, was the only confirmed bachelor who never married. Buchanan served as president from 1857-1861 and was the last president to be born in the 18th century. Although Buchanan was single, he was engaged to Ann Caroline Coleman in 1819. Coleman was the daughter of a wealthy iron manufacturing businessman; however, the engagement ended after rumors that he was marrying her just for her money, or that he was involved with other women. Coleman listened to the rumors and broke off the engagement. Interesting to note, although never confirmed, it was also speculated that James Buchanan was a homosexual and that he may have had a "relationship" with his close friend, Alabama Sen. William Rufus King...then again, that was never confirmed as truth. Although Buchanan never married, his acting first lady was a woman named Harriet Lane, who was his niece who was orphaned, and of whom Buchanan later adopted.
The only bachelor president to occupy the White House was James Buchanan. He was the fifteenth president of United States and served from 1857 to 1861.
Grover Cleveland is the president who got married in the White House. He married his wife, Frances Folsom, in 1886.
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yes, yes she was ^_^
The only president that was ever divorced was Ronald Regan. He divorced his first wife, actress Jane Wyman in 1948.
Nixon was the first and only president to resign from office.
2 terms. 8 years total.
The place the president lives.
Grover Cleveland
It stands for every president.
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So the president could stay in it
President Taft
There are 52 bathrooms in the Whitehouse, so I'm sure there was a bathtub somewhere in the White House.
first president to live in the WHITEHOUSE.
marian robinson
Whitehouse, Ohio has an elevation of 653 feet. Whitehouse is a small town and has a population of only 3,500 residents.
George Washington grew hemp
No President. The Whitehouse was not built until well after the Revolutionary war. You are probably thinking of President James Madison, who quickly left the Whitehouse when the British burned it in 1814 during the War of 1812.