6 Best Presidential Presidential Libraries and Museums

Above, the main lobby of the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

History has always been one of my passions. When traveling, I generally look for places of historial significance.

Do It Yourself RV has an interesting article on six best places of presidential interest. Some are presidential libraries and museums and some are homes. Of the six items listed, I've been to three of them.

You don't need an RV to go to any of them, but it sure does help having one!

They begin their article with:

One of the greatest things about traveling the country—whether in an RV or otherwise—is the opportunity to see all of the amazing historic sites our nation has to offer. Sure, our country may be young. However, we’ve had a lot going on in our short history, and it is fascinating to witness the sites where incredible historic events took place. 

My family and I love exploring historic places and history museums of all kinds. We’re especially fond of two types of historic learning opportunities: living history museums and presidential sites. Today we’re going to talk about the latter. 

From libraries and homes to museums and national parks, there are dozens of super cool presidential sites across the US. These are all awesome ways to look back on some of the most influential people in our country’s history.  The give us a chance to learn more about how they thought and what they believed. 

Of course, some of the historic sites are better than others. Therefore, if you have only a limited amount of time, you will need to pick and choose. Below I’ve compiled a list of our top 6 favorite presidential sites in the US. If you’re limited on time, pick one of these and rest easy knowing you absolutely cannot go wrong with any option on this list.

Above, Air Force One at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

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