 |  |  |  |
Statue of Eleanor & Franklin D. Roosevelt sitting in the garden of Roosevelt home.
| Close up of face of Franklin D. Roosevelt on garden sculpture.
| Portrait of President Franklin D. Roosevelt in New York State Capitol.
| Portrait of younger FDR in Roosevelt home.
|
 |  |  |  |
Hudson River side of Roosevelt home.
| Springwood home of Franklin D. Roosevelt which his father James bought in 1867. On National Register.
| Neoclassical portico entrance of Roosevelt home run by National Park Service.
| Upper story windows of Roosevelt home.
|
 |  |  |  |
Living room & library of Roosevelt home.
| Dining room in Roosevelt home with chair left turned back to allow FDR access from his wheelchair.
| FDR's chair in dining room of Roosevelt home.
| Roosevelt home Dresden room where piano held portraits of guests such as King George VI & Queen Elizabeth in 1939.
|
 |  |  |  |
Roosevelt home Dresden or music room with porcelain chandelier purchased by James & Sara (parents of FDR) on tour of Germany in 1866.
| Boyhood bedroom of Franklin D. Roosevelt home.
| Pink guest bedroom in Roosevelt home occupied by notables like the King George VI & Winston Churchill.
| Chintz bedroom in Roosevelt home once used by Queen Elizabeth (mother of current Queen). The twin beds are by Val-Kill Industries, an enterprise run by Eleanor Roosevelt & friends.
|
 |  |  |  |
Bedroom in which FDR was born in Roosevelt home.
| President F.D. Roosevelt's bedroom.
| President F.D. Roosevelt's wheelchair which he had made from desk chair to better conceal his Polio paralysis.
| Eleanor Roosevelt's bedroom at Springwood though she spent more time at her cottage Val-Kill.
|
 |  |  |  |
Eleanor Roosevelt's writing desk at Roosevelt home.
| View of the Hudson River from Springwood home of Franklin D. Roosevelt.
| Tomb of Franklin & Eleanor Roosevelt in rose garden of Springwood.
| Tomb of Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1882-1945) & Anna Eleanor Roosevelt (1884-1962) in rose garden of Springwood.
|
 |  |  |  |
Double delight hybrid tea rose in Sara's rose garden at FDR home.
| Hyde Park Railroad Station, once frequently used by Franklin Roosevelt. Architect: Warren & Wetmore. On National Register.
| Baggage cart at Hyde Park Railroad Station.
| Carved brackets support overhanging roof of Hyde Park Railroad Station.
|
 |  |  | |
Hill Top Cottage (24 Potters Bend Rd.).
| Veranda of Top Cottage where Franklin Roosevelt entertained personages such as Winston Churchill & the King & Queen of Britain.
| Living room of Top Cottage.
| |
