The Roosevelt Home was built in 1826 and it remains exactly as it was at the time of President Roosevelt's death in 1945. The 200 acre estate includes stables, ice-houses and a walking trail. The Franklin D. Roosevelt Library and Museum is next to the Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt and houses displays of photographs, artworks, official documents and speeches, gifts from admirers and heads of state and family possessions and letters which chronicle the lives and careers of President and Mrs. Roosevelt. Approximately one mile from the Roosevelt Mansion is Val-Kill the splendid little house of Eleanor Roosevelt. Eleanor lived here until her death in 1962.
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If you are interested in this program please contact us. See the previous page on our Website for details about this program. The law regarding the entry of Guide Dogs to Hawaii has recently been changed so that it is now possible for individuals to be accompanied by their Guide Dogs without being subject to quarantine requirements. If you are interested in this program, please let us know so that we can forward the Registration and itinerary materials to you. Back to the Blind Programs Main Page.