woodrow wilson was the only president buried in washington dc.
woodrow wilson was the only president buried in washington dc.
who was the only president buried in washington dc?
woodrow wilson
bullet::::- woodrow wilson, 28th president of the united states. wilson's tomb includes variants on the seal of the president of the united states and the coat of arms of princeton university. wilson is the only american president buried in the district of columbia. only one other church in the united states contains a presidential tomb: the united first parish church in quincy, massachusetts, where the remains of both john adams and his son john quincy adams, together with their first ladies, are buried in a family vault.









































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bullet::::- list of the episcopal cathedrals of the united states
washington national cathedral
the tomb of the unknowns, also known as the tomb of the unknown soldier, stands atop a hill overlooking washington, dc. president john f. kennedy is buried in arlington national cemetery with his wife jacqueline kennedy onassis and some of their children. his grave is marked with an "eternal flame." his brothers, senators robert f. kennedy and edward m. kennedy, are also buried nearby. william howard taft, who was also a chief justice of the u.s. supreme court, is the only other president buried at arlington.
arlington county, virginia