McKinley National Memorial

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800 McKinley Monument Dr NW

Canton, OH 44708

+1 (330) 455-7043

https://mckinleymuseum.org

The McKinley National Memorial is a historical site in Canton, OH that commemorates the life and legacy of President William McKinley.

Visitors can explore the memorial to learn about the history and significance of President McKinley's presidency and assassination.

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4.030 reviews

Julie W.

6/16/2024

Located near downtown Canton the McKinley museum, mausoleum and presidential library are a great stop to learn about his presidency and the world as it was then. Allow approximately 2 hours if...

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Therese A.

8/26/2024

Informative! This large room inside another museum was jam packed with info about McKinley! Next to the museum was his family's masoleum! Stop in to learn about this President, his family...

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Vicki M.

3/2/2024

Due to time constraints, I was unable to visit the museum, but I was able to spend some time at the memorial. It is not open during the winter, but visitors are able to climb the stairs up to the...

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Kelly T.

5/15/2024

My husband and I have visited all of the official Presidential Libraries and are now working our way through the other ones. Today, we visited this one. It is in a nice green space in Canton,...

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Les R.

1/16/2023

Going 5 stars here! I absolutely LOVED this adventure. I went in just planning on seeing a presidential memorial and got so much more out of the experience. William McKinley was the 25th...

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