Harry S Truman Birthplace State Historic Site

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1009 Truman St

Lamar, MO 64759

+1 (417) 682-2279

http://mostateparks.com

The Harry S. Truman Birthplace State Historic Site, located in Lamar, Missouri, offers visitors a glimpse into the early life of the 33rd President of the United States. This historic site is part of Missouri's extensive network of state parks and historic locations, designed to preserve and celebrate the state's rich heritage.

Guests can explore various activities, including educational tours and special events that highlight the significance of Truman's upbringing. The site serves as a valuable resource for those interested in American history and the life of one of its notable leaders.

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4.58 reviews

Randy J.

6/29/2015

This place is really great to be honest and I was here on 6/27/15. The staff is just amazing and Hannah did my tour. There was another woman there too in which she is 92 years old, but I didn't...

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Ralphie S.

10/19/2020

I was fortunate to view President Truman's casket as he lied in repose at The Truman Library in Independence as a child. I finally was able to be in Lamar during operating hours of his birthplace...

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Rawn T.

3/23/2024

Truman's Birthplace is great for a history lesson. I went there by myself and got a tour, then a couple of years later my wife and I took our children and nieces. We had a different tour guide and...

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Joel J.

4/3/2014

Nice stop for a few minutes of history. The home is quite small, and a great way to show the kids how well they have it today. Tour guide and gift shop hosts were quite delightful

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Shawn J.

5/23/2012

While anyone with an interest in President Truman will likely find their way here, people with an interest in Missouri history in general should find their way to this unpretentious farmhouse in...

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