The museum collection at the Clinton Presidential Library includes over 100,000 objects and works of art. The Clinton family received gifts from everyone imaginable including citizens of the United States and foreign heads of state. The collection also includes objects collected by the museum since President Clinton left office, including those related to his life and presidency and items from his campaigns for President. The exhibits at the William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum tell the story of President Clinton’s life and the Clinton Presidency. The permanent exhibits, located on all three floors of the museum, present the story of President Clinton’s life before becoming president, during his terms in office, as well as his post-presidential work. Temporary exhibits explore a variety of topics related to the life and times of President Clinton, as well as current issues and special interests. Featured Exhibit Learn about our current temporary exhibit and explore past exhibits at the Clinton Presidential Library. Permanent Exhibits The Exhibits tell the story of the Clinton Presidency. They feature the campaign, inauguration, special policy sections that highlight the work of the President, and life in the White House. The exhibits explore the Clinton Presidency through artifacts, photographs, and video clips. Online Exhibits The online exhibits use digitized material to explore topics related to the Clinton Administration. Online Exhibits are located on our Digital Library. From Our Collection Due to exhibit size limitations, many of the objects and documents will never be on display. Some of these treasures in the vaults are highlighted here. Loan Program Records Administration's loan program, the Clinton Presidential Library makes artifacts from the collection available to institutions for exhibition purposes. Check here for further details.