Warren G. Harding Presidential Sites 380 Mount Vernon Avenue, Marion, OH 43302

"Even though Warren Harding is hardly anyone’s favorite president, this place is actually really cool. You will want to do the library and home tour, $16 for an adult. The home tour is the highlight as the guide gives a lot of insight and she is fantastic. There’s a gift shop as well."

"Our 29th President was a newspaperman turned politician. The tour of his residence was interesting and very enlightening. Worth a stop to learn about the early 1900’s. He ran a front porch campaign and America came to him and Marion Ohio was the perfect town to do this from."

"One of the finest guided tours I have ever experienced! Our guide of the house was excellent, giving a very interesting, detailed account of the Hardings' life and home. The museum was also extremely interesting, although we regretfully didn't arrive early enough to read all the exhibit information. If you are a true history buff I would recommend at least three hours to go on the house tour plus visit the museum, watch the movie, and peruse the gift shop. Finally, while not on the same property, the Hardings' gravestones and memorial are nearby and are also well worth the visit. All in all, we had an extremely satisfying day here!"

"Ohio is rich in Presidential history! To see the actual home and almost 90% of everything in it was there when this President and his wife lived there is remarkable. The tour guide makes it all come alive for you"

"Excellent museum that lays out the complex situations and changing technology during Harding's time in office. There is enough information to give detail, but not so much as to be overwhelming. I love the ethics statement Harding's newspaper had. The home tour does a great job of giving insight into the Hardings. The press house cottage has a display of women's history. The push for women's rights was very much alive during Harding's time. Unfortunate that the display takes a left turn with equating drag queens with notables like Sojourner Truth in their push for women's equality."