James A. Garfield National Historic Site

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photo courtesy of the Western Reserve Historical Society

The 7.82-acre national historic site includes the President's home, an 1893 carriage house (now a visitor center), the campaign office, the 75-foot tall pump house/windmill, gas holder, granary, barn, and chicken coop with run. A tenant house completes the list. The visitor center features scenes from Garfield's career as a politician including his inauguration, his nomination at the Republican Convention, and his death after an assassin shot him. Also featured are documents, clothing, and funeral memorabilia. The grounds feature wayside exhibits describing the buildings and historical events.

Recommended activities include taking a 35-minute tour of James A. Garfield's restored home, touring the visitor center exhibits, and watching an 18-minute video about the life of President James A. Garfield. Discounts on admission are available to groups of 12 or more with advance reservations.

James A. Garfield National Historic Site
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