Presidents Day, a federal holiday honoring U.S. presidents, is Feb. 17. What to know about the day, and presidents Washington and Lincoln.

President's Day started in the 1880s when Americans first began celebrating the birth of President George Washington as a federal holiday, according to Encyclopedia Britannica. Washington ...

George Washington of Virginia, the commander of the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War, was elected the first ...

President's Day started in the 1880s when Americans first began celebrating the birth of President George Washington as a federal holiday, according to Encyclopedia Britannica. Washington was ...

On the third Monday in February, the nation honors the first President, George Washington, whose birthday is Feb. 22, as well as President Abraham Lincoln, whose birthday is Feb. 12. Washington ...

Here's a look at what is open and closed on Washington's Birthday, usually known as Presidents Day. On the third Monday in February, the nation honors the first President, George Washington, whose ...

Also known as Washington's Birthday at the federal level, Presidents' Day will be observed on Monday, Feb. 17, honoring the birth of the nation's first president, George Washington. Federal ...

Officially known as Washington's Birthday, the federal holiday was originally meant to honor the country's first president, George Washington. Washington was born in Virginia on Feb. 11 ...