Cast
- in order of appearance
| 1971-93 | |
|---|---|
| Role | Voice Actor |
| Narrator | Lawrence Dobkin |
| George Washington | Paul Frees |
| Benjamin Franklin | Lawrence Dobkin |
| Governor Mifflin | Paul Frees |
| Andrew Jackson | Dallas McKennon |
| Abraham Lincoln | Royal Dano |
| Stephen Douglas | Paul Frees |
| 1993-2001 | |
| Role | Voice Actor |
| Narrator | Maya Angelou |
| Abraham Lincoln | Peter Renaday |
| Bill Clinton | Himself |
| 2001-2008 | |
| Role | Voice Actor |
| Narrator | J.D. Hall |
| Abraham Lincoln | Peter Renaday |
| George W. Bush | Himself |
| 2009-present | |
| Role | Voice Actor |
| Narrator | Morgan Freeman |
| George Washington | David Morse |
| Abraham Lincoln | Royal Dano (archive recorded) |
| Barack Obama | Himself |
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