Where The Presidents Lived

California
— Richard Nixon (Yorba Linda)
— Ronald Reagan (Santa Barbara)

District of Columbia
— Woodrow Wilson (plus his birthplace less than three hours away in Staunton, Va.)

Georgia
— Jimmy Carter (Plains)

Illinois
— Ulysses S. Grant (Galena)
— Abraham Lincoln (Springfield, plus birthplace sites in Hodgenville
and Knob Creek, Ky., and his boyhood home in Lincoln City, Ind.)

Indiana
— Benjamin Harrison (Indianapolis)

Iowa
— Herbert Hoover (West Branch)

Kentucky
— Zachary Taylor (Louisville)

Maine
— George H.W. Bush

Massachusetts
— John Adams (Quincy, plus his birthplace in the same city)
— John Quincy Adams (Quincy)
— John F. Kennedy (Brookline)

Missouri
— Harry S Truman (Independence, plus his farm home in nearby Grandview)

New Hampshire
— Franklin Pierce (Hillsborough)

New Jersey
— Grover Cleveland (Princeton)

New York
— Chester A. Arthur (New York City)
— Millard Fillmore (East Aurora)
— Franklin D. Roosevelt (Hyde Park)
— Theodore Roosevelt (Oyster Bay, plus his birthplace in New York City)
— Martin Van Buren (Kinderhook)

Ohio
— James A. Garfield (Mentor)
— Warren G. Harding (Marion)
— Rutherford B. Hayes (Fremont)
— William Howard Taft (Cincinnati)

Pennsylvania
— James Buchanan (Lancaster)
— Dwight Eisenhower (Gettysburg)

Tennessee
— Andrew Jackson (Nashville)
— Andrew Johnson (Greenville)
— James K. Polk (Columbia)

Texas
— George W. Bush (Crawford)
— Lyndon B. Johnson (Johnson City)

Vermont
— Calvin Coolidge (Plymouth Notch)

Virginia
— Thomas Jefferson (Charlottesville)
— James Madison (Orange)
— James Monroe (Charlottesville, plus his mansion in Oak Hill)
— John Tyler (Charles City, also previously the home of President
William Henry Harrison)
— George Washington (Mount Vernon)