The Eleanor Roosevelt Papers Project is a university-chartered research center
associated with the Department of History of The George Washington University
Question: Where did ER live after the White House?
Answer:
FDR left
his family home, Springwood, to the federal government,
thus freeing
ER to make a home for herself. When she was not attending
UN sessions outside the U.S.,
she divided her time between Val-Kill
Cottage in Hyde Park and a series of apartments in New
York City. [See Where did ER and FDR
live?
for a complete listing of ER's residences.]