Located in Independence, Missouri, the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library and Museum offers an in-depth exploration of American history, government and leadership.
Tailored for K-12 students, these visits delve into the life and legacy of the 33rd President through interactive exhibits, primary source documents and engaging activities. Students can explore Truman’s pivotal decisions, such as the Marshall Plan, through guided tours and hands-on programs.
The museum also offers digital archives and online tools like the “Spy’s Dilemma” and “Truman Presidential Inquiries” to enhance learning before or after a visit. By connecting students with Truman’s presidency and the broader context of American history, these field trips inspire critical thinking and a deeper understanding of civic responsibility.