Historic site features the home and estate of Franklin D. Roosevelt, the first presidential library, and the FDR museum that displays photographs, official documents, speeches and family possessions that chronicle the lives and careers of President and Mrs. Roosevelt.

This 54-room mansion could be considered modest for a Vanderbilt.

Visit FDR's 1826 home that remains almost exactly as it was at the time of the president's death in 1945, including the stables, icehouses, a walking trail, and the graves of Franklin and Eleanor located in the Rose Garden.

The home of Eleanor Roosevelt that is located on the Roosevelt estate and is open to the public.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt's childhood home.

Guided tours are available to Val-Kill, Mrs. Roosevelt's retreat from her public duties as First Lady, and the grounds, which include gardens, outbuildings, woodland trails and a pond.