Explore the neighborhoods of Manhattan where Ruth Eva Cleveland was born and raised during her early years, diving into the 1890s atmosphere with guided historical tours highlighting her family’s story.
Explore exhibits covering the late 19th century New York society and political history, providing excellent context on Grover Cleveland’s presidency and family life.
Visit the historic Westland Mansion, where Ruth lived after her father’s presidency, gaining insight into the family’s life in Princeton and the mansion’s architecture.
Explore collections that include late 19th-century American art and historical artifacts that portray the cultural context of Ruth Cleveland’s family era.
Wander the historic district’s charming streets, visiting landmarks related to the Cleveland family and their social life within Princeton’s community.