The Voices of 8 Presidents

The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

The presidents since Grover Cleveland have been recorded on some form of audio equipment. The voices here belong to: William McKinley 18%, William Howard Taft 1908, Teddy Roosevelt 1912, Woodrow Wilson 1916, Warren G. Harding 1921, Calvin Coolidge 1924, Herbert Hoover 1928, Franklin D. Roosevelt 1932, and F.D.R. on D-Day 1944. 6:10

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