Very, very moving. Wound up crying due to the good memories the house held. It was really cool, really cool. I didn't take photos out of respect for the place, and highly suggest going there to see it. All members of the security team were helpful, nice, and understanding. One specific woman named Robin was extremely lovely.
Great spot to learn about a great man. You could spend hours in the museum. The house was very well preserved. Mich smaller house than I expected.
Cool historical spot. FDR liked to come here to relax. The ranger in the house was very knowledgeable about FDR. You are supposed to go through the museum first then tour the grounds. The building at the top of the avenue of flags is administration and is closed to the public.
My husband and I visited this historic site after watching the movie "Warm Springs" (I highly recommend). The fee is $12 per adult, the grounds are quite large and there is much to see. We thoroughly enjoyed our tour and the gift shop (we got some post cards, pepper jelly, fudge and some other items). It's a great place to take your family and groups, however they are limited each group 10-12 people. Check it out!
We moved into the area a few years ago and had no idea there was as deep of a history here as what's revealed in this tribute to one of America's greatest presidents. I was underwhelmed with the warm springs rehab center at the bottom of the hill and it's a shame it hasn't been better maintained.
Great museum. Roosevelt's little White House was in great condition. The staff seemed to care that people were coming to see it.
Very good museum showcasing FDR's life. Very easy to find. Value for money. (costs about 13$).
Excellent historic place to visit! Very well maintained and knowledgeable guides. A must see.
It's Even Better Than I Remember. With The Beautiful Addition Of The Museum, You Really Are Walking Into An Immense History Of Mr. Roosevelt's Time In Warm Springs, Georgia. The Site Has Been Immaculately Preserved And Well Cared For. Every Detail Remains As If Mr. Roosevelt Was Still Present. The Courteous, Friendly, And Knowledgeable Staff, Rangers, And Tour Guides Add To An Amazing Experience For History Lovers. You All Are To Be Commended For The Wonderful Work And Knowledge That You Share Everyday. I Look Forward To My Next Visit. Thank You!
*P.S.: In Addition To Visiting The Little White House, Make A Trip Up The Mountain To Dowdell Knobb Scenic Picnic Area For A Commemorative FDR Statue Along With A Breathtaking View.
Wonderful experience, especially if you love American History. Such a simple, rustic place for such a very wealthy and powerful president. Worth the visit for sure.
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