Felled by illness a month after delivering history's longest inaugural speech, President William Henry Harrison left little legacy as commander-in-chief. But as Supreme Commander of the Army of ...

William Harrison, a frontier army general whose fame (and nickname) was assured at the battle of Tippecanoe, spent only 32 days in office before dying.

PostEverything How William Henry Harrison invented the inaugural parade And why presidents should dress for the weather.

In the newest episode of the Presidential podcast, we investigate the real cause of Harrison's death 32 days into office.

Sue Ann Painter talks about her book, [William Henry Harrison: Father of the West], about the life and career of President William Henry Harrison.

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William Henry Harrison served as President of the United States from March 4, 1841 to April 4, 1841. The shortest term of any Chief Executive. The highest office in the land was in uncharted ...

Photograph by Bernie Schmitt These sterling-silver spurs were worn in 1811 by William Henry Harrison during the Battle of Tippecanoe at Battle Ground, Indiana. The battle was a precursor to the War of ...

William Henry Harrison, III, found eternal peace surrounded by his loving children, Rachel and Will, IV and his devoted son-in-law, Hal on New Year’s Eve 2006 in San Diego, CA. Bill, nicknamed ...

William Henry Harrison, is shown in this undated portrait, served the shortest presidential term in American history. Harrison was in office only 31 days before he died of pneumonia April 4, 1841.