harry s. truman farm home
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harry s. truman farm home印象
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Loved the tour, just was dying to see upstairs.Everything has practically been untouched since the Truman's deaths.
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The national park service guide was fantastic. She was very honest that this was a location of the original farm, but most of the items were not original to the Truman's. She gave us loads of information about Truman and how the farm helped him to become the president of the US. The farm is only open in the summer season and only on Friday to Sunday, so it takes effort to visit it.
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Kept in its original condition. For those who enjoy history. you'll appreciate this! You should also try to tour Truman Home in Independence -- takes you back to when he and Bess lived there. Nothing has been changed. Appliances, colors, wallpaper, all decor just like when they lived there. Great tours for those of you who truly enjoy and appreciate going back in time.
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A good chance to learn about Truman the man, as opposed to Truman the president. Our park ranger guide was very informative and truly had an interest in the Truman family.
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This is a great place to visit to see how a great president lived. The man was unpretentious and down to earth and the farm brings this home.
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The tour tickets cost $4. They have to be purchased at the visitor center a few blocks away. Very easy and convenient. LOVED our ranger. He was fantastic!! Very knowledgeable and approachable. This was the first tour that my son really spoke up quite a bit. Loved that. Can't say enough about the ranger we had - absolutely phenomenal!! The house is very neat - I wasn't sure how I would feel about it - we did really just come to get a junior ranger badge and passport stamp. But, this is one of my favorite memories from our trip this summer. It was actually a last minute stop.I enjoyed seeing the old architecture and decor. To think all of this history happened in this house. My favorite was the sunroom - loved it!!No photography allowed inside of the house
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We visited in June, 2013. Unfortunately, the house is closed to the public at this time, but you can walk around the grounds. We did stroll about and there are a few outbuildings. I do hope that sometime the house is reopened.
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WE were fortunate to visit this old farm home in Grandview, MO on this trip. The last time we wre there a heavy rain had messed up the road and we were unable to visit. It is one of the great stories of a man from meager beginnins ending up in the highest level of our National History.
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I liked that the house was left as it was when Bess lived there. The ranger was very informative, clearly loved her job. A lovely glimpse back in time.
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I thought it was pretty amazing! They left the house just like it was when Mrs. Truman died. His hat and coat are still in the same place he left them when he died. We had a great tour, of just 4 people. Lots of history in that house.