Harry S. Truman National Historic Site
Truman's Independence house, the one he returned to from Washington in 1953 and lived in until his death, is kept by the National Park Service. The Truman Presidential Library and Museum stands separately in the same town, which makes the home the domestic half of a divided record.
Category: Culture & History
Tags: nps, missouri, independence
Coordinates: 39.0936023, -94.4154206
Part of Presidents' homes and birthplaces the National Park Service keeps
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