In 1991, Zachary Taylor’s Remains Were Disinterred - Here’s What Was In The Coffin
In 1991, more than 140 years after President Zachary Taylor’s death, his remains were removed from this tomb and examined in an effort to answer a question that had lingered for generations: had America’s 12th president been poisoned? In this video, we visit Zachary Taylor National Cemetery in Louisville, Kentucky, explore the sudden illness that ended his presidency, and uncover what investigators found when they opened his coffin. Subscribe to Whittdocs for more historic gravesites, presidential stories, and mysteries from the past. Support the channel by joining The Whittdocs Society right here on YouTube. #ZacharyTaylor #PresidentialHistory #CemeteryHistory #Whittdocs

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