Gifts of the People
Permanent Exhibit
Permanent
Old Glory, on display in the Gifts of the People Gallery beginning August 21, 2026, is a celebration of our nation’s most iconic symbol: the American flag. This limited-time display in honor of America’s 250th anniversary features a selection of artifacts from the Bush Library & Museum’s collection that show the depth and breadth of our flag’s influence on American culture. Featuring works of art, clothing, household items, and more, Old Glory provides a glimpse into the importance of our flag as a national and global representation of who we are as Americans. Old Glory will be open until July 5, 2027.
Symbols of the Presidency
Permanent Exhibit
Permanent
There are many icons synonymous with the President of the United States. Here you will get the chance to have a detailed look at a presidential limousine, a three-foot crystal Presidential Seal and other symbols of the presidency.
Family Traditions
Permanent Exhibit
Permanent
Wander through the Bush Family scrapbook, viewing the family through pictures, videos, and more. This exhibit tells the story of George Bush's childhood, his strong ties to family, and how he has passed this bond onto his children and grandchildren. You can also explore Walker's Point, the home in Kennebunkport that has been in the Bush family for generations.
Pierce Family
Permanent Exhibit
Permanent
Take a glimpse at the childhood and family history of the woman who would one day be the mother of a President and the First Lady of the United States of America, Barbara Pierce Bush.
Duty, Honor, Country
Permanent Exhibit
Permanent
This area of the museum is dedicated to the history of World War II and the impact the attack on Pearl Harbor had on a young George Bush. A highlight of this area is the restored 1944 TBM Avenger, just like the aircraft Bush flew as a Navy pilot. A model of an aircraft carrier and many of George Bush's personal mementos complete this portion of the museum.