Harry S. Truman Courtroom and Office

Restored office courtroom used by Truman while gresiding judge of county court in 1930s. Sound and light show, “The Man from Independence,” on Truman’s career.

Getting There & Details

Admission
Price: $2 adults $1 srs & children
Hours
Season: Mar-Dec., Fri-Sat
Address
112 W. Lexington (on the square)
Phone
816-795-8200
Map
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Handicapped Accessible.

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