Home to a People's President
President Harry S Truman took America from its traditional isolationism into the age of international involvement. Despite his power, he never forgot where he came from. Today, visitors can experience the surroundings Truman knew as a young man of modest ambition through his political career and final years as a former president.
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Explore the Truman Home
Take a guided tour of the historic Truman Home for an in-depth view of the personal and family life of the 33rd President of the United States.
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Online Exhibits
Harry S Truman NHS preserves over 50,000 artifacts related to the Truman family. Click below to see a selection of objects from the collection.
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Truman Farm
Visit the family farm in Grandview where Harry worked for eleven years. Open Friday, Saturday, & Sunday from Memorial Day thru Labor Day.
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Noland Home
Visit the home of Harry's cousins to learn more about the courtship of Harry & Bess as well as life in the Truman neighborhood. Opening Soon!
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Social Media
Get connected! Join us on facebook and twitter!. Learn more about the Truman story through photos, events, and more!
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Wallace Homes
Home to Bess's brothers George and Frank Wallace, these homes behind the Truman Home illustrate a close family bond. Homes not open to public.
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Second Floor Photographs
A photographic tour of the second floor of the Truman Home is now available. The images were taken as part of the Historic American Buildings Survey.
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Oral History
Over the past 29 years, this program has continued to preserve important information passed down about the Truman family’s home life and community.
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Pass to the National Parks
Your Pass to the National Parks! The America the Beautiful - National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Passes are available at Harry S Truman NHS!
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Did You Know?
Due to the lack of a direct train route, the 20-mile trip between Grandview and Independence during Harry Truman’s courtship with Bess took two hours one way. Harry S Truman National Historic Site, Missouri