Roosevelt's Little White House

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+1 (706) 655-5870

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The unfinished portrait that was being painted when FDR died

Bookshelf undisturbed from April 12, 1945.

401 Little White House Rd

Warm Springs, GA 31830

+1 (706) 655-5870

http://www.gastateparks.org

Roosevelt's Little White House State Historic Site in Warm Springs, GA is a poignant and profound testament to the life and legacy of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. This National Historic Landmark showcases the home and surroundings where FDR sought solace and treatment for his battle against polio, as well as the place where he tragically passed away in 1945. Visitors can explore the preserved home, museum exhibits, and pools complex that played a significant role in FDR's life and presidency.

With exhibits featuring FDR's personal belongings, including his 1938 Ford convertible and hand controls, as well as his Fireside Chats playing over a 1930s radio, the Little White House offers a unique glimpse into the life of one of America's most influential presidents. The site also offers guided tours, educational programs, and picnic areas for visitors to enjoy. Selected as a Readers Choice site in Georgia Magazine multiple times, Roosevelt's Little White House is a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and those interested in the life of FDR.

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4.539 reviews

Henry M.

10/14/2023

This is a historical site where president Franklin D Roosevelt would stay, it was his house built to his specifications. The back side looks like a smaller version of the White House. Some fun...

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Chris B.

10/29/2024

Tickets to the Little White House include entry to view the historic Warm Springs pools where FDR would bathe and interact with people. Information about FDR as a person and as a president is...

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Nicole L.

2/27/2023

I had thought this was a National park, but it is a state park. Also your regular state park parking pass does nothing here. It is a fun way to spend a couple of hours. The history is good and...

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Cary P.

8/28/2023

This was my third time visiting the LW. Twice as a boy when not much of the history was registering but now at the 3/4 of a century mark, I am quite impressed by the preservation of this home and...

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Andrew T.

6/1/2022

Well-preserved artifact of Presidential and philandering history. Ask the park guide for the sordid details that were kept from Eleanor about this once well-guarded secret. In contrast with...

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