Noland Home - Harry S Truman National Historic Site

The Noland Home is located across N Delaware Street from the Truman Home. It was the home of Harry Truman's favorite cousins, Nellie and Ethel Noland. The home was acquired by the park service in 1991. After extensive repairs, the ground floor has been converted into a museum. The museum portion of the house is fully ADA accessible after the renovations with the addition of a ramp along the side of the house at the rear. In addition, ADA accessible restrooms are located on the ground floor.

Free parallel parking is usually available on N Delaware Street or nearby. I visited in August 2017.

216 N Delaware Street

Front of the Noland Home

Stairs to the second floor
 

One of several exhibit rooms

Photograph of Harry and Bess

Portrait of Bess

Harry spent many weekends with the Nolands

History of the house

Balancing life

19th century values in a 20th century world

Lows and highs

An approachable former president

Entrance to the historic site is free. This includes the visitor center and the ground floor exhibits at the Noland Home. A guided tour is the only way to view the Truman Home. The price is $5 per person with children 15 and under admitted for free. An America the Beautiful (annual, military, volunteer, senior, access) or 4th grade pass allows the fee to be waived.

The park website is https://www.nps.gov/hstr.