America builds presidential libraries to preserve legacy
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Historian Geoffrey Ward visits the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library often for research. He feels like he steps into the former president's own world there.
Franklin D. Roosevelt started the idea for presidential libraries many years ago. These important places are good for learning, research, and many visitors.
Each library shows the president's own life and his time in office. Private money helps fund them, so they often highlight only good things.
Some museums, like Reagan's, focus on successes and hide problems. The Lyndon Johnson library was honest about hard parts of history.
The new Barack Obama Center will soon open to the public in Chicago. It will have a basketball court, a garden, and public grilling spots.
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Who visits the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library often?
Historian Geoffrey Ward visits the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library often.
What do presidential libraries help with?
Presidential libraries help with learning, research, and many visitors.
What will the new Barack Obama Center have?
The new Barack Obama Center will have a basketball court, a garden, and public grilling spots.
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