| President Eisenhower's Library Album |
| The Museum building-was at first an Abeline History Museum |
| The families entertainment was around the piano. |
| The first section of the museum is about the settling of the west. |
| President Eisenhower's home growing up from 1898 to 1911. In 1911 he was accepted into West Point. |
| The Eisenhower Library is located in Abeline Kansas. It includes his boyhood home, the Museum, the Library and the Meditation Center where the gravesites are. He was president from 1953 to 1961. |
| Five of the six boys slept in the same room. |
| The entrance into the museum surrounds you with murals. |
| The parlor was closed off and only used on formal family occasions. |
| Abeline was for awhile the destination of the cattle being brought to market from Texas and Oklahoma. |
| Equipment used in D-day. As the commander of the allied forces Ike lead the attack on D-day and the defeat of Hitler. |
| Next the war is covered starting with the attack on Poland. |
| Some of the gifts to President Eisenhower. |
| A few of the dozens of medals awarded to Eisenhower. |
| The Axis and Allies. |
| The war ends. |
| Eisenhower returns a hero. |
| Ike becomes President in 1953. |
| President Eisenhower's Boyhood Home |
| The Museum |
| President Eisenhower took up painting. To the right is one of his paintings. There is allot of glare on the painting glass. |
| The Library |
| The Place of Meditation |
| The burial site of the President and his wife Mamie are at the Place of Meditation. |
| The President's Prayer |
| The burial site |
| The Visitor Center and GIft Shop |