Answer:
Today, the Little White House is a state park. The nearby Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute was established as a Historic Site. The Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute is managed by State of Georgia.
Explanation:
The Little White House was a house purchased by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, when he was still governor of New York. This house is in Warm Springs and Roosevelt had a strong attachment to it, making it his personal retreat, even after he became president. Roosevelt's attachment to the house was so great that he died while lying in one of her rooms.
Currently the house is considered a historic site and is administered by the state government of Georgia, which added it to the state park system of Georgia and made it a tourist spot that can be visited by the public.
