Friend—It's Presidents' Day! How well do you know America's leaders? Put your knowledge to the test with a presidential pop quiz »
 
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A crop of George Washington from the Lansdowne portrait gestures at the words Presidents' Day Quiz underneath an American flag
Dear Friend,

Today, we see Presidents' Day as an opportunity to recognize America's past and present leaders.

But did you know this federal holiday originated solely in honor of George Washington? In fact, the holiday is still officially on the books as "Washington's Birthday."

Celebrate Presidents' Day with the Smithsonian by testing your command of the facts—your presidential pop quiz starts now!
Take the Quiz »

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Image credits: Crop of George Washington from Gilbert Stuart, George Washington (Lansdowne Portrait), 1796. Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery