Historic site features the home and estate of Franklin D. Roosevelt, Springwood, and the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum, the only …
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Mar 7, 2025
Visiting in the fall makes this even better destination. The cool crisp weather is perfect for exploring along the Hudson and the grounds of the property. Excellent destination for insights into imp…Full review by AwayAgain87
Feb 13, 2025
At the FDR Presidential Library and Museum, we are reminded of the four freedoms — of speech, of worship, from want and from fear — articulated in the 32nd President’s wartime State of the Union addr…Full review by HudsonValleyRose
Dec 8, 2024
Living in ny all my life I finally got a chance to see the FDR museum and I was suprise how great the museum is. All the pictures of the president and how he got the country out of a depression and…Full review by James C
About how much time to allow for touring the home, grounds and library
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We did the guided house and grounds tour, which was extremely interesting, that is about 1 hour. We found the museum to be even more informative and interesting and …
We did the guided house and grounds tour, which was extremely interesting, that is about 1 hour. We found the museum to be even more informative and interesting and spent at least 2.5 hours, and could have spent more. However, the museum time will be determined by personal interest.
if coming from Manhatten area , how long to allow for touring the Hyde Park home and museum area
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Your ticket is good for two days. You can easily spend both days in their entirety. The house tour is timed, and lasts maybe two hours. But the library and museum have days worth of …
Your ticket is good for two days. You can easily spend both days in their entirety. The house tour is timed, and lasts maybe two hours. But the library and museum have days worth of material to read and observe. Plus there are other sights in Hyde Park connected with the Roosevelts if you have the time and inclination. there is Top Cottage (Franklin's retreat) and Val-Kill (Eleanor's retreat) available for guided tours as well.
What is the best way to come to the FDR library from NYC? Not including car.
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probably by train from Grand Central but you would have to check about where to et off.not sure there is a station at hyde park(not the hyde park on the Long Island Railroad line!!)