President Roosevelt at Hyde Park

This silent film captures a personal and informal side of President Franklin D. Roosevelt at his Hyde Park estate. The footage includes:

President Roosevelt engaging in conversation with bystanders from the comfort of his automobile, showcasing his approachable nature despite his condition.
First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt leading a tour group across the estate grounds, offering a glimpse into the daily life and hospitality at Hyde Park.
Scenes of leisure with men on a small sailing boat proudly displaying their catch of fish, reflecting the estate's connection to nature and relaxation.
The film also includes scenic shots of roadside views, presumably from Roosevelt's perspective in a moving vehicle, giving viewers a sense of the estate's beautiful surroundings.

This documentary provides a unique look at one of America's most famous presidential homes, highlighting the personal lives of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt amidst the backdrop of their public service during a pivotal time in history.