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The George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum, Dallas

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The George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum is the 13th Presidential Library administered by the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). The Presidential Library system formally began in 1939, when President Franklin Roosevelt donated his personal and Presidential papers to the Federal Government. With its state-of-the-art interactive exhibits, the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum gives visitors an in-depth look at eight years of American history, the American Presidency, and important issues of public policy. Put The George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum at the forefront of your travel plans using our Dallas day trip website.
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  • Our first presidential library visit + worth the visit. Well done museum honoring President George W. Bush. The interactive exhibits kept the kids occupied. We used the Dallas CityPass. Take your own....  more
    Our first presidential library visit + worth the visit. Well done museum honoring President George W. Bush. The interactive exhibits kept the kids occupied. We used the Dallas CityPass. Take your own....  more »
  • This is the 2nd time I have visited the Museum and I enjoyed it just as much as the first. You can even sit in a replica of the Oval Office 
    This is the 2nd time I have visited the Museum and I enjoyed it just as much as the first. You can even sit in a replica of the Oval Office  more »
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  • We truly enjoyed the educational and informational visit to this museum. The entry price is a little steep, but it’s part of City Pass so don’t sleep on that deal. We spent a little over two hours and didn’t read every single thing. There’s a nice tribute for 9/11 and details of the days, weeks and months to follow. There’s a replica of the Oval Office which was neat to see. I really enjoyed the segment where Laura talks about true home side of the White House - they really made it feel like home which I have never really given much thought to. All in all, a really nice exhibit.
  • If you've not been, you don't know what your missing. It was so much more than we expected and worth every penny! The oval office was my favorite part. It is an actual replica of the oval office in Washington D.C. We enjoyed getting our picture taken behind the desk and had a lot of fun with that. The displays of gifts received from different countries was very interesting. And a piece of the towers that fell on 9-11 is on display. So many things that reminded us of what it was like when the adults were in charge (not the recent orange clown.) had us missing the old days when our culture was united after 911. I had forgotten what a true dignified president GW Bush was for our country. It's best if you go on a weekday that is not busy, for easier parking and less crowds. Enjoy!

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