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First Ladies National Historic Site

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Ida Saxton McKinley home....this was the Saxton's original china
Ida Saxton McKinley home....this was the Saxton's original china
From the bank building displays
From the bank building displays
Part of Nancy Reagan exhibit
Part of Nancy Reagan exhibit
Ida's favorite color was blue....this dress was a mourning garment after the death of her husband
Ida's favorite color was blue....this dress was a mourning garment after the death of her husband
Music Box Ida and Mary brought back from GENEVA
Music Box Ida and Mary brought back from GENEVA
331 Market Ave S
Canton, OH 44702
+1 (330) 452-0876
https://www.nps.gov

The First Ladies National Historic Site in Canton, OH, is dedicated to preserving the history and legacy of America's First Ladies.

Visitors can explore exhibits and learn about the contributions and impact of these influential women in shaping the nation's history.

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3.06 reviews
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Jennifer G.
10/21/2022

A small museum in a historic building. I was visiting this site with my family (which includes two seven year olds) so we chose to only tour the museum and not the added guided tour of the...

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Jonathan B.
11/5/2021

Finally this site has reopened both for entry into the museum itself and for guided tours of the former house of McKinley. The museum itself was very informative especially of the Canton area...

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Laurie V.
8/21/2022

This is right up my alley and I really loved visiting. Visitors start at the former bank building, which is currently housing an exhibit dedicated to Nancy Regan on most of the ground floor, and...

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James M.
4/16/2022

Located in Downtown Canton, Ohio and in two separate locations (walking distance of each other) We parked near the Saxton House (free) and walked over to education center. Very unique set-up with...

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Tim S.
6/24/2023

I'm not sure how this place secured a 4+ star rating. This is a highly disappointing site that does little justice for the women who have served as "first ladies". Much has been accomplished in...

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