Roosevelt was visiting Warm Springs when he died suddenly on April 12, 1945 while still president. On this visit, he had been sitting for a portrait.

If you go. What: Roosevelt’s Little White House State Historic Site, 401 Little White House Rd., Warm Springs, Ga. Where: Warm Springs, Georgia. It is one hour south of the Hartsfield-Jackson ...

Roosevelt Warm Springs was founded by Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1927 as a polio treatment center. Georgia's famed Roosevelt Warm Springs hospital says a billing dispute with the federal ...

Since polio was eradicated from the U.S. in 1979, the Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute for Rehabilitation that the president helped develop is used for treatment of other forms of paralysis.

WARM SPRINGS, Ga. - Suzanne Pike remembers gazing up at a smiling Franklin D. Roosevelt from her wheelchair. It was during one of the president's trips to Georgia where he sought relief from the ...

Former President Franklin D. Roosevelt cherished Warm Springs, The Little White House The state is investing $7 million into restoring the pools and filling them back up with water. To stream ...

A retired educator from the Newnan area was a special guest of Bradshaw-Chambers County Library’s summer reader program on ...

Explore FDR had a strong connection to Georgia's Warm Springs, site of his 'Little White House'. Historic front page from The Atlanta Constitution. FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1945 | PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT ...

Warm Springs was where Roosevelt learned, figuratively, how to walk a mile in the shoes of someone less fortunate, even as he struggled—and failed—to walk by the power of his own legs.

The Roosevelt Warm Springs Rehabilitation and Specialty Hospitals will unveil its newly renovated Long-Term Acute Care Hospital on Tuesday, Jan. 17, according to a release.