Gerald R. Ford Birthsite and Gardens, Presidential memorial gardens in Omaha, United States
The Gerald R. Ford Birthsite is a memorial garden in Omaha that spreads across maintained grounds along Woolworth Avenue. It features multiple flower beds with roses and other plants creating a serene setting where visitors can walk through the property.
The site dates back to 1913 when a newborn lived in a Victorian house belonging to family members. Later, the grounds were transformed into a memorial garden to commemorate those early life moments.
The gardens celebrate a local connection to national leadership and allow visitors to understand how personal origins shaped a public figure. The setting invites people to reflect on the intersection of family heritage and later achievements.
The gardens are freely accessible during daylight hours and can be visited without reservations. The grounds are easy to walk through at your own pace whenever you wish to stop by.
An archive center adjacent to the garden preserves significant artworks and historical items through specialized care and restoration. Visitors can learn how important documents and objects are maintained by skilled professionals.
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