Eisenhower Center, Abilene, Kansas, United States of America

The Eisenhower Center is located on a campus in Abilene, Kansas and sits next to the Dwight Eisenhower Presidential Museum, Library, chapel, and boyhood home. His boyhood home is where the 34th US president lived until his final resting place. The library, on the other hand, is one of 13 presidential libraries supported by the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). Visitors can access the Visitor Center for free and can visit the complex daily. The visitor center houses a gift shop and a theater where a short film about Eisenhower is shown daily. The chapel is also referred to as the Place of Meditation and is the final resting place of the First Lady and first-born son.

Visitors will find plenty of museums around town. The Hodgen House Museum Complex is another must-visit attraction and houses a Hodgen House, stable, school, Baptist church, wooden mill, log cabin, and store. The exhibits in the museum feature the history of Ellsworth. Another attraction is the Smoky Hill Museum, which highlights an interactive experience for visitors. This museum attracts both adults and kids making it a great place to visit.

The Americas Best Value Inn Ellsworth is an ideal vacation home located in a beautiful rural setting. This cozy lodge is close to several landmarks such as the Ellsworth Golf Course, Mushroom Rock State Park, and Hodgen House Museum Complex. Visitors can also check the historic three-star Midland Railroad Hotel located near Wilson Lake, World War Monument, and Hodgen House Museum Complex.