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President Taft, Harry Truman, LBJ, and Bill Clinton have all visited Worcester while in office.
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Pete Taylor - Report this comment
President Taft came into Worcester from Millbury riding through Quinsigamond Village. He had often walked barefoot through this section of town as a boy.
Al Papianou - Report this comment
In addition to Taft, Harry Truman visited Worcester in the early 50's on behalf of Adlai Stevenson's campaign. Perhaps someone has a photo of this event to add to these archives.
LBJ visited Worcester and made a speech at Holy Cross in 1964.
I was walking down College Street one day, and a woman asked me if I wanted to see the President. She had an extra ticket to the Holy Cross graduation. It was Lyndon Johnson and I was curious because it hadn't been that long since JFK was assassinated. I remember wondering if I would get in trouble for going in by myself, but thought I had a good reason.

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