National Park Service Museum

Eisenhower National Historic Site in Gettysburg, PA, is a preserved farm that once belonged to General and 34th President Dwight D. Eisenhower. Adjacent to the Gettysburg battlefield, this historic site served as a weekend retreat for the president and first lady, as well as a meeting place for world leaders, offering a peaceful setting and a view of South Mountain. It played a significant role in efforts to reduce Cold War tensions and is now open to the public for exploration and education. Visitors to Eisenhower National Historic Site can experience the elegant living room adorned with gifts of state, explore the presidential putting green, and wander through acres of Pennsylvania cropland, barns, and Angus-grazed pasture. The site also offers guided tours, educational programs for students, and virtual tours for those unable to visit in person. With its rich history and picturesque surroundings, Eisenhower National Historic Site provides a unique glimpse into the life and legacy of President Eisenhower.Generated from the website

The Gettysburg Foundation is a private, nonprofit educational organization that works in partnership with the National Park Service, an organization that raises funds to preserve Gettysburg. The Gettysburg Foundation maintains a civil war museum that features video displays on battle-related topics. Located in Gettysburg, Pa., its museum also displays war-related objects, artifacts and documents. The Gettysburg Foundation works to rehabilitate the battlefield and conserve historical paintings. It also maintains a store that stocks a variety of historical books, apparel, videos, gifts, toys, posters and games. In addition, it provides decorative products and stationery items.