We are so excited to see you on Friday when we unveil the new exhibit, Cold War: Soviets, Spies, and Secrets.

There’s been a change to the program, and I invite you to read this message from Library Director Dawn Hammatt, the guest of honor.

As planned, please arrive at the Library Courtyard. You will have the opportunity to write a farewell message to Dawn while enjoying some refreshments. Then, head to the Museum to experience the fantastic exhibit. I look forward to seeing you on Friday!

Sincerely,

Meredith Sleichter

Executive Director



About the Eisenhower Foundation 

The Eisenhower Foundation non-profit was formed in 1945 after the Allied victory in Europe to create a memorial to General Eisenhower. The Boyhood Home was opened in 1947 and the Museum in 1954 by the Foundation. Public and private entities raised $3.5 million to build the Library, which opened in 1962. Today, five buildings on 22 acres comprise the Eisenhower campus and includes the Presidential Library, Presidential Museum, Boyhood Home, Visitors Center and Place of Meditation.

The mission of the Eisenhower Foundation is to honor and champion the relevance today of the life and leadership of Dwight D. Eisenhower through compelling programs and events that celebrate his life and legacy.

Donations to the Eisenhower Foundation provide funding to support the exhibits, educational programs, and community events at the Eisenhower Presidential Library, Museum and Boyhood Home in Abilene, Kansas.