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John Hancock (1775-77)Henry Laurens (1777-78)John Jay (1778-79)Samuel Huntington (1779-81)Thomas McKean (1781)John Hanson (1781-82)Elias Boudinot (1782-83)Thomas Mifflin (1783-84)Richard Henry Lee (1784-85)John Hancock (1785-86)Nathaniel Gorham (1786)Arthur St. Clair (1787)Cyrus Griffin (1788)Their title was 'President of the Congress' and the role was almost entirely ceremonial, acting as chairman during debates.

The big downtown hotels are known as"The Mark" "The Fairmont" The Palace" and "The Sir Francis Drake" The Cliff", The Huntington, etc. Those are the names they are known by, and NOT The Westin St. Francis or any other corporate identities.Write Answer

Here we go! A ton of ideas to help you plan an epic weekend in San Francisco.Take your date sailing on a catamaran under the Golden Gate Bridge. I recommend Adventure Cat - they have extremely affordable tickets.Trouble Coffee! Here's the thing to do. Buy a coconut. Buy a cappuccino. Buy a Texas French cinnamon toast. Then, take a bite of the toast, followed by a sip of cappuccino, followed by a sip of fresh coconut water. It's amazing.Grab a bottle of Bruce Cost's Ginger Ale and a fresh peach at Bi-Rite Grocery. Head towards Dolores Park on a sunny Saturday afternoon and plant yourself at the corner of 20th & Church Street where you can sit, enjoy your drink, and contemplate life as you take in some of the most gorgeous and relaxing views of the city.Buy a cigar at Grant's Tobacconist. Walk up Nob Hill from California Ave and when you reach the classy Huntington Park, light it up and enjoy while sitting on a bench in front of the fountain. Then check out Grace Cathedral next door and the side-courtyard with the fountain.Take your date and walk up to Russian Hill Place (Vallejo St. & Florence St.) and check out the lovely mansions and their manicured gardens. Walk all the way to the end of the Cul De Sac, stand on the balcony, and take in the views. Then peek around the corner and go down the staircase - you'll see even more houses and gardens. Keep going through Ina Coolbirth Park until you reach Vallejo St. Grab dinner in Chinatown or Little Italy - whichever strikes your fancy.Continue through Vallejo until you see Caffe Trieste (Vallejo & Grant) - my favorite North Beach Cafe. If you make it here on a Saturday afternoon you'll run into an Italian instrumental and operatic performance.If you're in SOMA, check out South Park. It's a cozy, quiet alcove filled with lovely trees and benches. Perfect place to have a weekday lunch. Grab an espresso at Caffe Centro and walk around the oval. This park is famous for all the start-ups that originated in the area and serves as a quiet and peaceful escape from the bustle of King St.Also in SOMA, drop by Ritch Street during a week day around noon. On one end, there's Cafe Cento. They brew blue bottle and I recommend their Iced Cento drink. Next to Cento is Farmer Brown's Little Skillet and people tend to like their chicken & waffles, but I prefer the grits and sausage. Enjoy your southern comfort food and blue bottle in the sun while sitting on the ledge outside.On the other end of Ritch Street there's a high-quality cafe called Cafe Darwin. Everything on their menu is fresh, local, organic, prepared with attention to detail and downright delicious. They have a thing for French cuisine. I guess you could call it "Frenchfranciscan"! If you're feeling "healthy", grab one of their famous kale salads. If you're feeling cold from the fog, grab a cappuccino and a nutella-mascarpone baguette.Get legitimate off-the-beaten-path Asian food on Clement Street. Burmese, Indonesian, Malaysian, Cantonese - it's all there. Also drop by Green Apple Books (check out their Used Book annex if you want to save money and buy a book in top condition) and lose yourself in a book while enjoying bubble tea.Mojo Bicycle Cafe! If you are by Alamo Square Park, be sure to drop by Mojo Bicycle Cafe, an incredibly cute coffee bicycle shop that really comes to life after 5pm. The neighborhood comes here for beer, sangria, and great conversation in the evening.Corona Heights! A pretty hill with a gorgeous vista that doesn't get many visitors outside of dog owners chilling in the adjacent doggy park. I recommend walking down Masonic Ave to get there and enjoying the beautiful mansions along the way. I love this park, it's surrounded by a lovely stair-cased part of town filled with cherry blossoms.Anthony's Cookies on 25th and Valencia! I highly recommend Cookie Dough, Peanut Butter, and Toffee Chip flavors. They go well with a bottle of Strauss milk.For a great night out in the Mission, I recommend Revolution Cafe on 22nd and Bartlett. Grab a beer or wine and enjoy live music and performances every night of the week. It's an intimate, fun, lively setting - where all us locals go. :)MISSION DISTRICT ESPRESSO BAR HOPPINGGrab a few friends and get one drink per place to taste.Ritual RoastersThe baristas at Ritual are extremely skilled and make everything incredibly well. If you've never had a non-Starbucks macchiato and you're feeling adventurous, Ritual is the perfect place to try your first one.Otherwise, I recommend any of their sweet tooth espressos and their heavenly pour-over coffees.Philz at 24th and FolsomGet a Jacob's with medium cream and medium sugar if you're there for the first time.For your second time, try a Tesora.For your third time, try a Philtered Soul.If you're a Philz connoisseur and Phil is there, ask him to make you one of his secret blends. If not, ask for a Four Great Horses.If you're a Philz connoisseur and a patisserie lover, drop by Knead Patisserie next door and enjoy a pastry. Knead is hidden in the very back of Local: Mission Eatery. On weekday mornings they often have a cart right outside the restaurant. Every single thing I've tried there is made in heaven.Four Barrel - Caledonia AlleyOn the weekends, get your macchiato from Caledonia Alley in the back of Four Barrel.Grand CoffeeIf you're by the 24th St BART station, I highly recommend Grand on Mission and 23rd. They often make four barrel coffee better than four barrel.They also have amazing pastries from Knead Patisserie.Rodger's CoffeeHidden on 20th and San Carlos is an incredible Philz-style pour over place called Rodger's. They have pretty incredible coffee here.I highly recommend Morning Ritual, Fog Lifter, and Jet Fuel (in that order). I have tried every single blend of theirs and these three are the best!NIGHT LIFE: CLASSY LOUNGESHere are three swanky lounges where you can impress your date with your great taste in cigars and hard liquor. Herradura, anyone? :)Cigar BarCigar Bar is a lounge, bar, and restaurant with - yes - cigars, latin dancing, and live music. Lively ambiance, high energy.25 LuskA swanky lounge in SOMA with a great ambiance, no cover, wide selection of drinks, and lots of comfortable places to sit. Great place to sit close to your date.Chambers Eat + DrinkI love their BE AMAZING lights at the bar. I also love the heterogeneity of the crowd here - lots of different people from different places. Chambers feels like your classy friend's swanky living room and they also have a pool in the back. Great place for a group or a date, no cover at the door, and you can dress fairly casual, too.JonesJones has an incredible outdoor patio and garden lounge. Jones really comes alive and is very sexy at night. I asked the bartender to surprise me with a mixed drink and I don't remember what it was (yup, it was a good night) but it was damn good. And it had a thin orange peel on the bottom.