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Civics for All of US Distance Learning Civics for All of US is a national civic education initiative from the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum and the National Archives that promotes civic literacy and engagement. As part of this initiative the education team at the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum and educators across the National Archives provide teachers with programming, curricula, and exceptional field trip experiences both online and in-person. Our interactive distance …
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Past Rotating Exhibits Event Banner Born to Play Ball Saturday March 1, 2008 to Sunday July 20, 2008 This exhibit looked at some of baseball’s most famous players - fifty great players, five at every position, including groups for right- and left-handed pitchers, with honorable mentions at every spot. The players, all from eras after 1900, were selected for a number of reasons: batting statistics, defense and other accomplishments. Produced together with the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum, the exhibit …
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Past Rotating Exhibits Logo for the Marine Art Exhibit Honor, Courage, Commitment: Marine Corps Art Friday May 26, 2023 to Wednesday January 3, 2024 In this stunning exhibit, visitors will experience works of art by combat artists, focusing on Marine Corps service immediately following the Vietnam War through recent years. Displayed in the Fidelity Gallery, the selected pieces include works on canvas and sculptures. Honor, Courage and Commitment gives its audience a glimpse into the realities of combat as …
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Past Rotating Exhibits Event Banner History in the Making: Texas A&M Forest Service Thursday March 12, 2015 to Sunday November 8, 2015 This year, the Texas A&M Forest Service (TFS) celebrates a century of leadership in protecting and sustaining the state’s trees, forests and related natural resources. From the first efforts of a few forest patrolmen on horseback in East Texas to today’s statewide network of protection, TFS has been on the front line – training and equipping landowners, communities and fire …
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Frequently Asked Questions General Library Information Expand All Collapse All How do I get to the library? From Houston: Take I-45 north to Conroe. In Conroe, take Hwy 105 west to Navasota. From Navasota, Hwy 6 north will go to Bryan / College Station. Take the Business 6 / Texas Avenue exit (LEFT exit). At the second light, make a left onto FM 2818 and go approximately four miles to George Bush Drive. Make a right onto George Bush Drive. The entrance to the George Bush Library is approximately 1/4 mile …
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Frequently Asked Questions Expand All Collapse All What will I see at the museum? The core exhibit space tells the story of the life and times of George H. W. Bush, 41st President of the United States. Family-friendly and educational exhibits guide visitors through an interactive tour of the museum. View replicas of President Bush's Camp David Office and White House Press Room, and receive a briefing on the Gulf War in the Situation Room. Have your picture taken while seated at the desk in our replica Oval …
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Test Publishing Workflow Private Citizens George and Barbara Bush privatecitizensBG The Seat of Power seat of power The Congressman from Texas congress building test …
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QA page This is a test page Congressman, TX 7th District (1967-1971) Victory Night - 1966 Congressional Race George and Barbara Bush in Houston, Texas on the night which George Bush was elected to Congress U.S. Congressman George Bush George Bush, US Representative, Texas 7th District Congressman Bush with President Eisenhower Congressman George Bush with Congressman Morton at Ways and Means Hearing George Bush with Former President Eisenhower Congressman George Bush Speaks to Dr Luis O'Campo George Bush …
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How to Order Reproductions Textual Reproductions Bush Library staff will provide reproductions of specified records and historical material at the reproduction fee set by NARA (currently $.80 per page). Advance payment is required for large orders. We send mail order copies by regular mail. Alternate shipping arrangements can be made at the researcher's expense. A request for reproduction of available records must include reasonable specificity. The Bush Library staff cannot undertake extensive searches or …
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Gallery Test on Page Holidays in the White House Easter Easter Easter Children Participate in the Easter Egg Roll Original caption: On the lawn of the White House, children participate in the Easter Egg Roll. Easter Pardoning of Turkey The Bushes pose in front of the 1989 White House Christmas Tree Mrs Bush sits on floor with grandchildren President Bush with grandchildren Christmas ornament Christmas ornament Christmas ornament President Bush and Vice President and Mrs. Quayle Participate in a Hanukkah …
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Education Reservations Field Trip Options There are a number of ways to visit the George H.W. Bush Library and Museum. Take a look below for a brief summary and be sure to check out the unique pages for each type of field trip for more details. Planning a Museum Field Trip Check out the things you should know before your make a reservation for one of our museum field trips! Classroom Programs We offer variety of educational activities for students from Grades 1 to 12, designed to reinforce state and …
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Events Jul 18 2026 BROTHERS AFTER WAR Documentary Screening and Seminar George H.W. Bush Presidential Library & Museum Reserve your seat From Executive Producer Gary Sinise, and Director/Producer Jake Rademacher, in BROTHERS AFTER WAR Jake reunites with his brothers and the… Jul 4 2026 July 4th Celebration George H.W. Bush Presidential Library & Museum Join us on Saturday, July 4, as we commemorate the 250th Anniversary of American Independence at our 4th of July Celebration! Enjoy bounce houses, crafts, …
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Past Rotating Exhibits Logo of the building bridges logo Building Bridges: George Bush and the End of Apartheid Tuesday November 29, 2022 to Sunday April 2, 2023 Building Bridges: George Bush and the End of Apartheid explores the United States' diplomatic efforts during the final years of the apartheid regime in South Africa. Featuring newly declassified documents, this exhibit gives visitors a new insight into the behind-the-scenes conversations between George Bush and F.W. De Klerk, Nelson Mandela, and …
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Past Rotating Exhibits 911 Steel Remembering September 11th Sunday August 28, 2016 to Friday September 30, 2016 For the 15th anniversary remembering September 11, the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum will feature a special exhibit featuring a section of steel from the World Trade Center towers donated by the Texas Engineering Extension Service's elite urban search and rescue team, Texas Task Force 1. The steel structural beam weighs in excess of 2,000 pounds. The exhibit, Commemorating …
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Grants Grants for Research at the Bush Library Korea Foundation Grant The Korea Foundation Grant provides up to $2,500 of funding for scholars conducting research on East Asia including Korea. For further information, please contact the Scowcroft Institute of International Affairs at: KOREAN GRANT PROGRAM Scowcroft Institute of International Affairs George H.W. Bush School of Government and Public Service Texas A&M University 4220 TAMU College Station, TX 77843-4220 Phone: (979) 845-1540 Fax: (979) …
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The Bush Family Gravesite The Bush Family Gravesite on the Grounds of the George H.W. Bush Presidential Center The Bush Family Gravesite, quietly nestled behind the Presidential Pond of the Center grounds, creates a tranquil space for honoring and remembering the life of President George H.W. Bush; First Lady Barbara Bush; and their daughter, Pauline Robinson “Robin" Bush. The iron gates surrounding the gravesite are finished with golden stars, while the court entrance exudes distinction with the Seal of …
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The Grounds The Day the Wall Came Down A Monument to Freedom by Veryl Goodnight, Dedicated October 11, 1997. The Berlin Wall stood for over 28 years as the most visible icon of the Cold War. This 14 foot high, 105 mile long barrier surrounded West Berlin. It was erected by communist controlled East Germany to keep its citizens from escaping to the West. On November 9, 1989, the world witnessed the sudden and unexpected collapse of the Berlin Wall. Sculptor Veryl Goodnight captured this moment of joy, felt …
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Request a Research Card OMB Control No. 3095-0016 Expiration date: 05-31-2027 Type of Application New Renewal Applicant’s name (First, Middle Initial, Last) Please indicate Mr. Mrs. Miss Ms. Permanent address (Street, City, State, Zip Code, Country) Home telephone number Local address (Street, City, State, Zip Code) Mobile number Email address Optional – this information is not required for obtaining an identification card – it would aid our staff in assisting your research: Check all that apply: …
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Plan a Field Trip We're excited you're thinking about a Museum Field Trip! Everyone is welcome! All self-guided tours, interactive learning programs, and summer programs are available by reservation only. We book all of our tours and programs in advance. Students, Faculty and Staff of schools Pre-K to 12th receive free admission (1:10 ratio). Most field trips need 30 days of notice, except Self-Guided museum tours. To receive free admission for Self-Guided field trips complete your reservation two weeks …
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Future Rotating Exhibits Logo for America's 250th E Pluribus Unum: Celebrating the American Experience Tuesday June 30, 2026 to Sunday May 16, 2027 In honor of America’s semiquincentennial, E Pluribus Unum: Celebrating the American Experience will explore all the different areas of our culture that are distinctly American. Read More Permanent Collection View All right-arrow Current Rotating Exhibits View All right-arrow Past Rotating Exhibits View All …
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Past Rotating Exhibits Astronaut Beyond the Moon: NASA's Continuing Mission Friday September 19, 2008 to Sunday August 16, 2009 View Flickr Gallery …
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Past Rotating Exhibits Judith Leiber handbag Fashioning Art: Handbags by Judith Leiber Friday January 23, 2004 to Friday April 30, 2004 View Flickr Gallery …
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Past Rotating Exhibits Contemporary Chinese art piece Treasures of China Saturday August 30, 2003 to Sunday January 4, 2004 View Flickr Gallery …
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Past Rotating Exhibits Document from our Founding Fathers Freedom’s Journey Wednesday August 14, 2002 to Sunday January 5, 2003 …
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Past Rotating Exhibits Wit and Humor Wit and Humor: American Political Cartoons Monday July 15, 2019 to Sunday January 5, 2020 Political Cartoon Exhibit Opening at the Bush Library and Museum Wit & Humor: American Political Cartoons , Explores Artistic Transformation in Cartoons COLLEGE STATION, June 14, 2019 – The George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum will present its new exhibit, Wit & Humor: American Political Cartoons , starting next month. Using collections from the Library of Congress and …