If anyone can find an image of the plaque, please post it.

Trump isn't the first person to hold the highest office in the country who was a target of a shooting in the area.

It wasn't far from the spot where the shooter attempted to kill Trump that the nation's first president — George Washington — narrowly escaped death. A state historical marker identifies the spot on a trail where a Native American shot at Washington from just 15 paces away.

Martin O'Brien, Washington's Trail 1753 chairman, said the historical marker denoting where Washington survived the attack is on Route 68 in Forward Township, roughly 5 miles southwest of the Butler Farm Show grounds where Trump's assassination attempt occurred.

https://www.butlereagle.com/20240729/how-the-nations-first-president-was-nearly-shot-in-butler-county-long-before-trump-was-wounded-in-a/

Thanks, Babe!