Bill Clinton (42st President: 1993-2001). A showcase of the Clinton Administration's legacy.

Dwight D. Eisenhower (34th President: 1953-1961)

The Ford Museum is part of the presidential library system operated by the National Archives and Records Administration.

31st President: 1929-1933.

John F. Kennedy Library, the nation's official memorial to President Kennedy

Dedicated to the 17th President of the United States. Contains a biography, a timeline of his life, detailed collection of the papers of his presidency and a list of related links.

Includes photo and audio archives, telephone recordings, transcripts of oral history interviews, Johnson's daily diary, answers to FAQ, and virtual exhibits.

Links to US presidential libraries that are part of the part of the National Archives and Records Administration program.

Repository of documents and paraphernalia from the Reagan Administration.

Online version of the Diary and Letters of Rutherford Birchard Hayes, with search. Also includes short biography.

Provides access to documents, photographs, sound and video recordings, finding aids, and other primary source materials.

Kids page, recent news, events, hours, admission, site map. Subcategories cover research, the presidential museum, biographies of the President and First Lady, photographs, the museum store, and education programs. Links available to related sites, the George Bush foundation, and the National Archives.

39th President: 1977-1981.

Designed to provide both an important historical record and insight into the Presidetial primary election campaign process.

A privately supported, non-profit institution. Includes forum, information for researchers, membership application, volunteer opportunities, and calendar of upcoming events.

Harry S. Truman (33rd President: 1945-1953).