A Day with Franklin and Eleanor in Hyde Park

Experience the Hudson Valley in fall foliage on a visit to the FDR Presidential Library and Museum for the Special Exhibition: Black Americans, Civil Rights and the Roosevelts 1932-1962. Enjoy a light lunch on your own at the café and then glimpse their daily lives on your guided tour of Springwood, the house where Franklin frequently conducted affairs of state. Then travel to nearby Val-Kill, Eleanor Roosevelt’s modest cottage, “a home where you can sense the character and closeness of E.R.” See p.46 of the catalogue for the related class "Introducing Eleanor Roosevelt..." LH41502.