President Warren G. Harding gave a speech at the University of Washington and then made remarks at the Seattle Press Club on July 27, 1923; they were his last two events as president before dying ...

Harding's 1920 presidential campaign featured "front porch" speeches delivered from his Marion home. ... the Warren G. Harding Memorial. Constructed in 1927, at a cost of $977,821, ...

When President Warren G. Harding visited Reno County on June 23, ... Harding conducted much of his campaign by delivering speeches from the front porch of his home in Marion, Ohio.

Warren G. Harding Memorial: It's a daily drive by American and Marion history. ... The front porch campaign became an iconic feature for Harding and he delivered more than 100 speeches from his porch.

In 1923, President Warren G. Harding spent five hours in Seattle, speaking at Woodland Park and the University of Washington Stadium. Six days later, he died.

Warren G. Harding got a “21 discharges of dynamite” salute and Mendenhall Glacier tour during ... After a speech in Seattle the president was too ill to keep his schedule of events in Portland.

A century ago, Warren G. Harding ushered America into the Roaring Twenties only to meet a perplexing untimely death at the age of 57 halfway through his third year in office.

Spokane got exactly what it wanted from President Warren G. Harding’s visit. In Harding’s speech at the Spokane Armory, he gave a ringing endorsement of the proposed Columbia Basin irrigation ...

The Warren G. Harding Presidential Sites hosted the program "Death of a President: The Truths and Myths About President Harding's Last Days" on Aug. 2, the anniversary of his passing.

President Warren G. Harding’s historic 1923 “Voyage of Understanding ... He traveled 90 miles over the Richardson Trail to address a huge crowd with a speech that pretty much stuck to ...