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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Historic Hudson Valley mansion in Hyde Park, New York, run by the National Park Service.
4097 Albany Post Road, Hyde Park, NY 12538 · Hyde Park, NY
This Hyde Park estate was built for a prominent wealthy family and designed by a leading architect of its era. The house reflects a lifestyle centered on high society. Its formal gardens step down a hillside in several tiers, with views toward the Hudson River. The National Park Service owns and operates the site, which was named a National Historic Landmark in 1940. Many visitors arrive in autumn to see the changing foliage, and the grounds host a summer concert series.
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