Historic Letters to FDR and Eleanor Roosevelt on Display
Source: Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum exhibit showcases letters to FDR, Eleanor Roosevelt (2025-09-22)
An exhibit at the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum features a collection of letters addressed to President Franklin D. Roosevelt and First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt. Visitors can explore personal correspondence that offers insight into their lives and leadership during significant moments in history. The exhibit provides a unique glimpse into the private communications of these iconic figures, highlighting their relationships and the issues they faced. It is part of a broader effort to preserve and share the legacy of the Roosevelt era with the public.
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