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Harry S Truman National Historic Site

Getting to the Park:

The Harry S Truman National Historic Site is located in downtown Independence, Missouri. Independence is located approximately 11 miles east-southeast of Kansas City. 

By Car: 
To Independence: The visitor center is located at the intersection of Truman Road and Main Street, in historic Fire Station No.1. From the north or south, take I-435 to the Truman Road exit. Travel east on Truman Road three miles (you'll pass the Truman Home at Delaware Street). From the east or west, take I-70 to the Noland Road exit. Travel north on Noland Road four miles to Truman Road. Turn west on Truman Road and travel two blocks.

To Grandview: The Truman Farm Home is located amid the retail and commercial district along Blue Ridge Boulevard. From the east or west, take I-435 and exit southbound on Route 71. From the north or south, travel Route 71 and take the Blue Ridge Boulevard exit. Travel west one mile. The Farm Home is on the left, set back from the road.

Public Transportation:   
Amtrak stops at the Truman Railroad Station, one mile from the Visitor Center.  Intercity buses operate in the area on a limited basis.  Several cab companies also operate in the area.

By Plane: 
The closest airport is Kansas City International located north of Kansas City and approximately 35 miles from the Truman Ticket Center.

 

Harry S Truman National Historic Site

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