Benjamin Harrison

❝ In a triumph of the middling, a nod to mediocrity, and with gorge rising... ❞ — TOBY ZIEGLER This article is in need of improvement! Help The West Wing Wiki by adding to it, evaluating the content and layout. If you need more information don't hesitate to ask an admin

Benjamin Harrison was President of the United States during the late 19th century.

He was said to be born in a log cabin. In 2001, it was believed by Sam Seaborn that remnants of this log cabin were present in the White House Mural Room. This was an apparent mix-up between Benjamin Harrison, who was born in a standard farmer's home, and his paternal grandfather, President William Henry Harrison, whose 1840 campaign revolved around his simple, log cabin lifestyle and the famous campaign slogan "Tippecanoe and Tyler, Too."

As a Senator, Harrison was banned from the Republican Cloakroom of the Capitol Building by a Senate Resolution for lobbying too much.

In May 2005, Toby Ziegler thought that Harrison might have been the first President to throw out the first pitch in a baseball game, but he was mistaken.