It is a goal of mine to visit the gravesite of every U.S. President. While I have been to a few Benjamin Harrison's is the most disappointing one yet. The gravesite is located in Crown Hill Cemetery which is beautiful. Upon entering there are a few signs and a painted road to lead you towards the site. However, I drove past the site the first time because the location wasn't clearly marked. The actual monument is relatively small and is actually dominated by larger monuments around it. Behind the monument is a large Hill where the site of James Whitcomb Riley, poet, rests. That site over looks the entire cemetery and the city but a former President is relegated to spot under a tree and nearly forgotten. I don't know the history of the grave site or the regulations but it seems to me it deserves more.

I am a true believer in that every president, no matter their impact, deserves a gravesite which is truly grand and historic. Yet Harrison deserves more, it is far too small for any president of the US. Benjamin should receive a much larger and spectacular site which reflects the power of the leader of our country!

We pay tribute to president 23rd of the United States of America, Benjamin Harrison.

Modest grave for a president, but definitely worth checking out.

Rather small compared to other presidential graves I've been to.

Pretty and well cared for by multiple organizations

Cool experience.. very humble but awesome place..

Resting place of President Benjamin Harrison