For years, Franklin D. and Elanor Roosevelt called the Hudson Valley town of Hyde Park home. Today, visitors can explore not only the Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site, but also stop for a visit at the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum to see exhibits and artifacts about Franklin D. Roosevelt, Elanor Roosevelt, World War II and the New Deal.

The museum features both permanent and special rotating exhibitions, interactive and immersive displays and exhibits, and immersive audio-visual theaters, and the library contains documents chronicling the whole of the Roosevelt era. The library and museum are open seven days a week year-round, except on certain holidays.