Gerald R. Ford Museum

303 Pearl St. NW Grand Rapids, MI 49504-5353 Phone: (616) 254-0400 Website: www.fordlibrarymuseum.gov
Experience America's most entertaining presidential museum. Attend a White House State Dinner, step inside the Oval Office and see the original Watergate burglar tools. Also, Smithsonian-caliber changing exhibitions.
Credit Cards Accepted: Yes
Credit Card Types: Visa, MC, DS, AX
Concurrent Meeting Rooms: 02
Auditorium: Yes
Auditorium Seating: 252

Meeting Space

Theatre Capacity: 252
Ceiling Size: 24
Largest Rooms: 4,095

Meeting Spaces

Rm. Name Ceiling
Auditorium 12
Auditorium 12
Michigan Room 12
Michigan Room 12
Cabinet 10
Cabinet 10

From School House to White House

Sep 3, 2010 – 5, 2010

Journey back to a time of one room school houses, large public schools, and private tutors. See these future presidents as young sports stars, choir members, and musicians. Watch them mature into serious college and military academy students. Together these experiences demonstrate the variety of educational and extra-curricular experiences that trained and influenced our nation’s future leaders."School House to White House" includes more than 150 items from the holdings of the Presidential Libraries. There are large photomurals of class photos and graduations, videos showing several presidents as children, and filmed presidential reflections on their school house years. More

Betty Ford - An Extraordinary Life

Nov 12, 2010 – Feb 27, 2011

The Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum offers an entire gallery to First Lady Betty Ford.  But the Museum's collection contains so much more. Pulling from its strengths, Betty Ford - An Extraordinary Life will feature those items that speak to Mrs. Ford's unique life - from her Grand Rapids upbringing to a career in fashion and dance, to a congressman's wife, First Lady of the land, to helping millions with breast cancer awareness and overcoming for herself and helping others defeat chemical dependency.  This exhibit offers a rare opportunity to see the collection of one of America's most admired First Ladies. More