Passport to Presidential Libraries
The Passport to Presidential Libraries is a special keepsake booklet you can take with you on your travels to Presidential Libraries across the nation. Collect a commemorative stamp from the library at the time of the purchase and collect stamps from every Presidential Library visited in the future. You do not need to purchase a museum membership to obtain a stamp.
At present, Presidential Libraries for Presidents Herbert Hoover through George W. Bush participate. While supplies last, visitors who receive stamps from every Presidential Library will receive a bonus commemorative token upon receiving their final stamp. Please note, the availability of tokens is dependent upon funding.
Coming Soon: In 2025, the Obama and Trump Libraries (which are digital libraries) will have stamps available for download on their websites. Check back for updates.
How to Purchase
The Passport can be purchased for $10 in person at any Presidential Library within the National Archives system via either the admissions desk or museum store. Alternatively, visitors can purchase the Passport via some NARA Presidential Library online stores:
- Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum
- Harry S. Truman Presidential Library and Museum
- Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library and Museum
- Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library and Museum
Note: Online availability may change, and stock is not guaranteed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Contact any of NARA’s Presidential Libraries via email or phone to inquire about availability for a bulk order.
Please collect your stamp(s) during your visit(s). We unfortunately cannot retroactively stamp or accept Passports via mail for stamping purposes.
Still have questions? Direct all inquiries and feedback regarding the Passport to Presidential Libraries to the Office of Presidential Libraries at (301) 837-3250 or presidentiallibraries@nara.gov.