Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Library & Museums

Incredible historical estate to explore and tour.nn$20 per adult ($2 off for AAA members) and you get access to a guided tour of the home, self guided tour of the museum, and able to walk the grounds. You're able to walk the grounds, for free, if uninterested in museum or home.nnThe staff are incredibly welcoming and helpful. Those who were operating the desk at the museum and giving the tours, all were very well educated on Hayes, and truly held a passion in sharing the history of our 19th President.nnThe grounds are incredibly beautiful, 25 acres, and a mile of paved path that takes you around the outskirts of the property and back to the Presidential Tomb where Hayes, his wife, and there eldest son who was the last to live within the home and is credited for the structure of the museum are all buried.nnThe museum houses three floors of Incredible artifacts from the families personal items, as well as random historical items collected over the years by their son, who, was a major history buff and enjoyed collecting.nnThe home is a 31 room mansion that you'll tour by guide for about an hour getting some great insight regarding the home and family history.nnI spent about 4 hours to see everything.nnI've toured some major historical estates before - George Washington's, Robert Lee's, Eisenhower's and others. And, I can honestly say, that this estate is comparable to any of them. A truly magnificent historical gem that any one with any interest in presidential history, or history in general, most definitely should visit.nnA great tribute to our Nation's 19th President and well worth the visit.

Great place to walk and feed squirrels!

Excellent museum of our former President, of his life, his family and his tenure in office. His home next door is not to be missed. You'll need about 3 hours, and there might be some handicap accessible issues with the home tour, so check with them. Enjoy!

Great tour!! Very knowledgeable and friendly staff. Awsome way to spend an afternoon. Tons of stuff to see could easily spend all day going through everything.

Enjoyable paved paths, nice for walks with grandkids. The squirrels like peanuts. The museum and historical house are interesting, they have periodic activities throughout the year that are interesting and low key.