President Rutherford B. Hayes Museum

After the concert, we decided that we had better tour the Rutherford B. Hayes Museum and Library even though we both wanted lunch.  It was already about 3:30 PM and we figured we better see the Museum and eat later. 

Front of the Museum and Library

A Side Board that the Hayes Family Used at the White House

The Presidential China

More of Mrs. Hayes China

Presidential Glassware

The White House as it looked when President Hayes Served

The following are some of Mrs. Hayes White House Outfits

Mrs. Hayes Wedding Dress on December 10, 1852

Hayes' Campaign Motto - Wouldn't We Love It I
f Our Politicians Would Follow This Slogan!

Bust of Hayes in Center Area of Museum

Closer Look

The Presidents' Room

Each President has a Glass Case with information about what happened during that President's term.  I wish it would have had some of their accomplishments but that wasn't a part of this display!

George Washington

Franklin Roosevelt

My favorite Presidents have been both Democrats and Republicans which would probably stun some of my friends who think I don't ever veer from my Democratic roots.  Franklin Roosevelt is my most favorite because of all the work he did to help people but I also love and admire Teddy Roosevelt for his conservation policies and the Antiquities Act of 1906 and, of course, Abraham Lincoln for making the USA a free nation.  

Theodore Roosevelt

After we left the museum, we were just ravenous and so we stayed parked and ate lunch inside the truck.  It sure tasted good as our lunch was eaten at about 5 PM!