Exhibit depicting desperate times during the Great Depression
Gallery featuring Roosevelt’s first campaign and election
Exhibit where visitors can listen to excerpts from FDR’s “fireside chats”
First exhibit within the museum, featuring photos & videos from FDR’s life
Exhibit depicting Franklin Roosevelt’s famous “New Deal for the American People”
Actual office that FDR used at his presidential library and museum
Timeline and details of World War II
Display featuring American war posters from World War II
Outbuildings on the Roosevelt estate
Bronze sculpture of Eleanor and Franklin Roosevelt
Exhibit featuring the nation’s reaction to President Roosevelt’s death and funeral
Display showing Eleanor Roosevelt’s many pursuits after her husband’s death
Exhibit depicting Eleanor Roosevelt’s relentless advocacy of human rights
The gravesite of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library & Museum - Hyde Park, NY
Franklin Roosevelt’s lifelong home, Springwood Mansion
Portion of exhibit depicting the foundations of Roosevelt's life of public service
A radio microphone used by FDR to deliver some of his famous 'Fireside Chats' during the 1930s
Exhibit featuring many of the New Deal programs President Roosevelt enacted during his administration
Exhibit depicting the controversy and debate of whether or not President Roosevelt would run for a third term
Exhibit depicting Roosevelt's early years in public office
Exhibit depicting FDR's remarkable triumph over the hardships caused by his disability
Exhibit featuring photographs and stories from FDR's frequent visits to Warm Springs, Georgia
Exhibit depicting Roosevelt's return to politics after overcoming the disease that had robbed him of independent mobility
Display explaining Eleanor Roosevelt's significant impact on the world after her husband's death
Exhibits depicting the life and impact of Eleanor Roosevelt
Exhibit featuring a timeline of FDR's presidency
Display describing the beginning of FDR's presidency
Exhibits depicting FDR's first presidential campaign and inauguration
Exhibit featuring photos, letters, and artifacts related to FDR's disability
Exhibit describing the day that brought America into World War II
FDR's specially customized 1936 Ford Phaeton
Bronze busts of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt
A sculpture made from a portion of the Berlin Wall, located in 'Freedom Court' behind the museum
Paul, the head gardener at the FDR Library & Museum, working in the garden
Flowers in the garden where the Roosevelts are burried
Entrance to the rose garden and Roosevelt gravesite
Exhibit depicting portraits and details from FDR's family background
Exhibit depicting FDR's disability and how he was viewed by the public during his lifetime
Exhibit explaining the significance of the 'Great Sphinx' depiction of President Roosevelt
"The Great Sphinx" - a sculpture created as the centerpiece of a 1939 satirical skit
Exhibits depicting the unsavory details of World War II
Exhibit depicting FDR's secret Map Room, used during WWII
A reproduction of President Roosevelt's secret wartime map room
Exhibit featuring some of the young officers who served during WWII
Exhibit depicting the gruesome realities of the holocaust
Display featuring the front page from Washington, D.C.'s "The Evening Star" from the day President Roosevelt died
Roosevelt's desk and personal items from his Oval Office
Exhibit featuring a photograph of Eleanor Roosevelt and the actual suitcase she carried on many of her travels
A portion of FDR's model ship collection, carefully stored in the museum's underground holdings
A peek into one of the rooms filled with archival materials from the life and administration of FDR
A dirt road crossing the grounds of the FDR Library & Museum
A glimpse inside the living room of Springwood Mansion
Franklin Roosevelt's bedroom inside Springwood Mansion
The stables on the grounds of the Roosevelt estate
The greenhouse, adjacent to the rose garden and gravesite
