The Warren G. Harding Presidential Sites will be closed from January 1, 2026 to January 14, 2026 for exhibit cleaning and maintenance. The Harding Presidential Sites will resume regular winter hours on January 15, 2026. The Harding Memorial will remain open from dawn to dusk during that time. 

Drum roll, please! We’re been brainstorming (and having a lot of fun, frankly) about the events we want to bring your way in 2024, and we’re excited to share them with you. In addition to our staples — the Fireside Chat, Presidents Day activities, Annual Waffle Breakfast, the Warren G.

The gravesite for two of Warren Harding’s siblings recently received some tender loving care from the Harding Sites staff. Warren was just 13 when the two middle children in the Harding family, 6-year-old Eleanor Priscilla and 4-year old Charles Alexander, died on the same day in November 1878. The children,

One hundred years ago this month, President Harding and his wife, Florence, were in Florida as the president slowly regained his strength from a nasty bout of the flu in January. The flu was perhaps a bit worse than the public knew, and Harding was slow to recover. That illness

The Harding Presidential Sites’ Waffle Breakfast is back in 2023! The breakfast is scheduled for 7:30- 11:00 a.m. on April 22 at the Warren G. Harding Presidential Library & Museum’s beautiful event space. The waffle breakfast has a special tie to the story of Warren and Florence Harding. Warren’s favorite

One hundred years ago this month, President Warren Harding announced that he planned to go to Alaska in the summer to get a first-hand feel for how the nation should develop — and protect — the territory’s bounty of natural resources. Harding labeled his ambitious trip of eight weeks the

The Harding Presidential Sites will be closed tomorrow, December 23rd, due to inclement weather conditions. The Harding Presidential Sites will be closed on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. We will resume normal operations next week on December 29th.