The Harry S. Truman Presidential Library and Museum has embarked on a massive renovation project in recognition of the 75^th anniversary of Truman’s presidency. The museum closed in July 2019 and anticipates a reopening in fall 2020. Stay informed on the latest updates throughout the renovation by signing up for our email newsletter and by following the page below.

This project has been made possible thanks to the generous support of individuals, foundations and organizations. Learn more about the $25 million capital campaign funding this renovation, then join the movement today to honor the 33^rd president with a transformation of his Library.

July 2019: Storing and Cataloging Artifacts

The Truman Library’s transformative renovation officially kicked off on September 5 with a groundbreaking ceremony featuring Missouri Governor Mike Parson, Archivist of the U.S. David Ferriero, Missouri State Senator John Rizzo, the president’s grandson Clifton Truman Daniel as well as many other local officials and friends of the Truman Library.

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September 5, 2019: Truman Library’s Groundbreaking Celebration

The Truman Presidential Library and Museum closed on July 22 for the renovation to begin, but before construction can start, the hundreds of artifacts that have been available for public viewing in the recently retired exhibits need to be safely stored and archived.

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