President William Jefferson Clinton Birthplace Home National Historic Site, History museum in Hope, United States.
This two-story white house on South Hervey Street contains original furnishings and personal objects from his infancy. The rooms display everyday items that reveal how his family lived during the 1920s.
Built in 1917, the house was home to his earliest years while he lived with his maternal grandparents. The structure was preserved as a historical record of his origins before his family moved away.
The home reflects how small-town life and family bonds shaped the person who would later lead the country. Visitors can observe the everyday domestic setting that surrounded his earliest years.
Visitors can join guided tours of the house and explore exhibits in the visitor center. Check the site's information for opening times and any special programs available when planning your visit.
The house became a National Park site in 2010 through legislation that connected the state's history to its most prominent political figure. The dedication ceremony drew his personal participation.
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