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Modern architectural building with a glass and steel exterior under a blue sky.

A Quick Overview

This 22-acre campus includes five buildings, all of which are owned and operated by the federal government as part of the National Archives and Records Administration.

Campus Features

The Museum

The museum is divided into nine galleries that cover Ike and Mamie’s life, as well as a rotating exhibit gallery.

Large library building with "library" signage. The structure has multiple windows and appears to be modern with a covered walkway.

The Library

As part of the National Archives and Records Administration, the core function of the Library is to provide access to researchers in the archives. The building is open to the public and often has small exhibits.

Place of Meditation

Quietly reflect at the final resting place of Dwight and Mamie, along with their first son, Doud Dwight Eisenhower.

Modern building with a flat roof and large windows, featuring white walls and a sign that reads "Visitors Center & Presidential Gift Shop."

Visitor Center

Watch a film that provides an overview of Ike’s amazing life and visit the gift shop.

A statue of Dwight D. Eisenhower in a park setting.

Ike Statue & Pylons

The bronze statue of General Eisenhower in the center of campus and the pylons on the east end of campus are great spots for class photos.

A small bedroom with two antique beds, dresser, and nightstands, featuring a cozy, multicolored knit bedspread and patterned curtains.

Ike’s Boyhood Home

Tour Ike’s boyhood home, exactly as it was left when it was donated to The Eisenhower Foundation in 1946.

A monument to Dwight D. Eisenhower, surrounded by a well-maintained garden with flowers and a blue sky background.

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Dwight D. Eisenhower giving a speech at a podium.