After the assassination of William McKinley in 1901, Congress added the protection of the president to the duties of the Secret Service. The Secret Service was created as a part of the Department of the Treasury on Jto investigate the counterfeiting of United States money. One of the limousines is on display in the museum lobby. The limousine has seating for six in the back, with three forward seats and three backward facing seats. The project took three years to complete, and each was outfitted with state of the art protection and communication systems that allowed for communication anywhere in the world. In 1993, Cadillac built three Fleet wood limousines in Warren, Michigan to be used by the President.

The Presidential Limousine and the US Secret Service Select the photos below to further explore the exhibits. Maps and tour information are available at the Admissions Desk located on the Ground Floor. The Third Floor houses a replica of the Oval Office, the Third Floor Temporary Gallery, and exhibits about life in the White House. The Second Floor has the Orientation Theater, a replica of the White House Cabinet Room, the Presidential timeline, and exhibit alcoves featuring the work of the Clinton administration. The Ground Floor houses the Presidential limousine and one of two Temporary Galleries. The exhibit areas are located on all three floors of the Library. The exhibits tell the story of President Clinton's life before becoming President, during his terms in office, and his post-Presidential work with the Clinton Foundation and Clinton Global Initiative. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum reflect the day-to-day workings of the White House and the Clinton administration, including domestic and foreign policy, ceremonies and events, and the daily life of the Clinton family.

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