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Harry S Truman National Historic Site
Mobile/Cell Phone Tours
Cell Phone Tours

Harry S Truman National Historic Site offers cell phone audio tours of the historic site and surrounding areas. Three tours are currently available. 

The Truman Farm takes visitors around the grounds of the family farm in Grandview and discusses the 11 years Truman spent there as a young man. 

Around the Corner from the Truman Home gives visitors the chance to see several structures important to Truman throughout his private life and starts at the Truman home in Independence.

The Political Education of Harry Truman starts at the Truman statue on the Independence town square and takes visitors past several buildings that were significant in Truman's early political years.

The audio tours provide visitors with another option to learn more about Harry Truman, both as an individual and as a president. The cell phone program is provided by OnCell Systems of Pittsford, New York and calls to this number, (585)672-2611, are free except for air time on your cell phone. Visitors using the program can also leave comments about the tour with their cell phone.

 
HSTR-Code

Have a Smartphone? We also have QR codes for your tour, which can be scanned by using a smartphone scanner app. Visitors carrying Smartphones can simply scan the QR code and stream the park's OnCell Tour. The QR Tour links to OnCell's Mobile Web Site, which features Harry S Truman National Historic Site's interpretive content and more.

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Harry and Bess Truman on the day of their wedding in 1919. Credit: Truman Library.

Did You Know?
Harry Truman married Bess Wallace on 28 June 1919 in the Trinity Episcopal Church in Independence. The weather was so hot, the flowers in the church wilted. Harry S Truman National Historic Site, Missouri

Last Updated: October 30, 2011 at 07:55 MST