Eisenhower Presidential Library, Museum, and Boyhood Home

The Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum complex in Abilene highlights 22 sections of land of arranged grounds with five structures. The Eisenhower Home is a two-story wood-outline house which was home to the Eisenhower guardians and their six young men. Furniture and different things were gone out by Mrs Eisenhower upon her demise in 1946. The Eisenhower Presidential Library contains books and papers utilized and composed by Eisenhower. This incorporates everything from notices toward the Westerns that he got a kick out of the chance to peruse in bed. The Place of Meditation is a house of prayer that was worked in 1966, quite a long while before Eisenhower's passing. It is the last resting place for Dwight and Mamie Eisenhower and a child, Doud Dwight, who passed on in youth. In the historical center are things identifying with President Dwight D Eisenhower, from his childhood to the post-presidential years.