The public (and that includes us) are not allowed inside Bellevue, but we had an exciting five minutes standing outside and looking at the building. My sister thinks she read that Mary Todd Lincoln stayed in the upper right room on the third floor.
We then drove a couple blocks to the Batavia Depot Museum where we were allowed inside. Our primary purpose was to see the bed and dresser from Mary’s room at Bellevue
… but we also had fun looking at the other displays. My daughter and Kelli sent telegram messages to each other and my daughter made a friend.
Not the most exciting adventure??? What??? It was awesome! Drizzle Rocks