Presidents' Day 1965: Monday, February 15

Presidents' Day 1965 date

15 February 1965Monday
Countdown
22552 days ago
Rule
Third Monday of February
Type
US federal holiday

Presidents' Day dates, 1962–1974

YearDateDay
Presidents' Day 1962 February 19 Monday
Presidents' Day 1963 February 18 Monday
Presidents' Day 1964 February 17 Monday
Presidents' Day 1965 February 15 Monday
Presidents' Day 1966 February 21 Monday
Presidents' Day 1967 February 20 Monday
Presidents' Day 1968 February 19 Monday
Presidents' Day 1969 February 17 Monday
Presidents' Day 1970 February 16 Monday
Presidents' Day 1971 February 15 Monday
Presidents' Day 1972 February 21 Monday
Presidents' Day 1973 February 19 Monday
Presidents' Day 1974 February 18 Monday

About Presidents' Day

The federal holiday is officially Washington's Birthday, for George Washington, born February 22, 1732. Since 1971 it has fallen on the third Monday of February, so it never lands on his actual birthday. Many states call it Presidents' Day.

Printable February 1965 calendar

Presidents' Day is marked on the calendar. Type your plans, then print it or open the February 1965 calendar page.

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Questions and answers

What day is Presidents' Day 1965?

Presidents' Day 1965 falls on Monday, February 15.

Is Presidents' Day a federal holiday?

Yes. Presidents' Day is one of the 11 US federal holidays, so federal offices, banks and post offices close.

When is Presidents' Day 1966?

Presidents' Day 1966 falls on Monday, February 21.

Why does the date of Presidents' Day change each year?

It is set by a rule rather than a fixed date: third Monday of February. The day of the month moves each year to keep that weekday.

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