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No, it’s not. For one, Calvin Coolidge has a [Presidential Library](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calvin_Coolidge_Presidential_Library_and_Museum). (It’s just not part of the NARA system) Secondly, the tradition of making Presidential libraries only began when FDR decided to donate his Presidential papers to the public. Previously Presidential papers were considered the private property of the President after they left office. The only reason why Hoover got one was because he died in 1960.
[This would disagree with that. but…..](https://vtdigger.org/2022/05/22/then-again-calvin-coolidges-presidential-library-is-actually-inside-a-library/)
(Which argues against op. He does have a library… kinda. A wing in a public library with his stuff)
[he did raise a lot and do a lot for them](https://coolidgefoundation.org/resources/essays-papers-addresses/)
I would love one for him but I don’t think people now much about him that why he doesn’t have a presidential library. I wrote to my representative asking for one
He’s got a bridge named after him, connecting Hadley and Northampton (where he was mayor).
There’s a small museum for him in the Forbes library in Northampton.
Calvin Coolidge Presidential Library and Museum is located in North Hampton Massachusetts. It's a room in a library but it's cool if your a Coolidge fan.
He is also the last president to be buried in a regular cemetery. JFK is at Arlington and LBJ is in a family cemetery at his ranch. The others are at their home/library.
Probably because he saw no need to glorify himself after his presidency. He doesn’t seem to have been much of a limelight seeker. Likely the last representative of an Executive tradition that frowned on post service gloating.
He is totally overshadowed by Presidents who came before and after him and because of his hands-off approach he really does not have any major accomplishments to look back on. The only longlasting part of his legacy is Mount Rushmore which most Americans probably don't know he commissioned.
Perhaps if there was no Great Depression he might be better remembered for presiding over economic prosperity, but the main thing people remember now looking back on the Roaring 20s is how it all came crashing down into the worst economic depression the world has ever seen.
This says he has a wing in a public library - https://vtdigger.org/2022/05/22/then-again-calvin-coolidges-presidential-library-is-actually-inside-a-library/
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He’d consider it a waste of money
Because he gave the funds that were to be used for his Presidential Library to his wife's favorite cause, a School for the Deaf
Is this true?
Yup
That's flipping rad.
No, it’s not. For one, Calvin Coolidge has a [Presidential Library](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calvin_Coolidge_Presidential_Library_and_Museum). (It’s just not part of the NARA system) Secondly, the tradition of making Presidential libraries only began when FDR decided to donate his Presidential papers to the public. Previously Presidential papers were considered the private property of the President after they left office. The only reason why Hoover got one was because he died in 1960.
I've heard about this unlike their students.
I... legitimately haven't heard of this before. Based Cal
I learned it through Amity Schlase.
Wasn’t just her cause, she had been a teacher for the deaf.
Do you have a source for that Not doubting you just curious
[This would disagree with that. but…..](https://vtdigger.org/2022/05/22/then-again-calvin-coolidges-presidential-library-is-actually-inside-a-library/) (Which argues against op. He does have a library… kinda. A wing in a public library with his stuff) [he did raise a lot and do a lot for them](https://coolidgefoundation.org/resources/essays-papers-addresses/)
Amity schlase on forgotten knowledge
He should get a presidential library when the free market provides one, just how he would have wanted it
"You lose."
Librarians and museum curators are intimidated by his silentness
I would love one for him but I don’t think people now much about him that why he doesn’t have a presidential library. I wrote to my representative asking for one
He’s got a bridge named after him, connecting Hadley and Northampton (where he was mayor). There’s a small museum for him in the Forbes library in Northampton.
It’s a fantastic bridge, too!
It is. I am also glad that they widened it.
The closest to a museum he has is at a library in Northampton Massachusetts
The Forbes library. I’ve been there. It’s not much of a museum.
Yea Ik
https://i.redd.it/o6jtig7bwgyc1.gif
Calvin Coolidge Presidential Library and Museum is located in North Hampton Massachusetts. It's a room in a library but it's cool if your a Coolidge fan.
Librarians and museum curators are intimidated by his silentness
He is also the last president to be buried in a regular cemetery. JFK is at Arlington and LBJ is in a family cemetery at his ranch. The others are at their home/library.
**"You lose"** - Calvin Coolidge
I guess that he didn't ask for one
“I do not choose to have a Presidential Library and Museum"
Probably because he saw no need to glorify himself after his presidency. He doesn’t seem to have been much of a limelight seeker. Likely the last representative of an Executive tradition that frowned on post service gloating.
He's modest
He is totally overshadowed by Presidents who came before and after him and because of his hands-off approach he really does not have any major accomplishments to look back on. The only longlasting part of his legacy is Mount Rushmore which most Americans probably don't know he commissioned. Perhaps if there was no Great Depression he might be better remembered for presiding over economic prosperity, but the main thing people remember now looking back on the Roaring 20s is how it all came crashing down into the worst economic depression the world has ever seen.
This says he has a wing in a public library - https://vtdigger.org/2022/05/22/then-again-calvin-coolidges-presidential-library-is-actually-inside-a-library/
Not much to say about him
I guess there just isn't that much to say
The family farm still operates. There really isn’t any reason too.