presidents who smoked tobacco Gerald Ford (38th, 1974-1977) is one of the most prominent pipe smoking presidents. Ford picked up pipe smoking while serving in World War II. Ford wrote in a White House memo to Jimmy Carter – The Center
Jimmy Carter The Center for the Study of Tobacco and Society When President Lyndon B. Johnson passed away in 1973, the items found in his pockets offered a final glimpse into his private habits and personal struggles. Among his possessions were a pack Gerald Ford, the Pipe Smoking President What Was the President Smoking? Mother Jones
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