Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum
Under $25Presidential library and museum in Hyde Park, New York, focused on Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt and the Roosevelt era.
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Tour Val-Kill, the cottage home Eleanor Roosevelt owned and lived in after FDR's death, and walk its 181 acres of trails in Hyde Park.
54 Valkill Park Road, Hyde Park, NY 12538 (entrance on Route 9G) · Hyde Park, NY
Val-Kill was Eleanor Roosevelt's retreat and, after 1945, her main home, the only residence she ever owned herself. The 181-acre site holds Stone Cottage, which she shared with friends Nancy Cook and Marion Dickerman, and the larger building that first housed their crafts workshop, Val-Kill Industries. Entry is free, but you need a ticket for the house tour, handed out first come, first served at the Stone Cottage Visitor Center. FDR's home at Springwood is about two miles west, so many visitors see both in one day.
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