George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum

The President's Library will build his own presidential library and museum after he leaves office, that is, to set up a monument to himself. The Bush Library, the Bush Bush Center, is located at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas (the alma mater of Mrs. Bush's Laura), covering 23 acres (about 10,000 square meters), including an archive that holds documents for George W. Bush's tenure, A display hall with imitation and a policy institute. Construction costs come from private donations. There is also a fully simulated White House Oval Office.

The George Bush Museum is fantastic. The building is beautiful. The museum is well laid out and informative. You can take pictures on the desk in the Oval Office, but the photos are very expensive. I won’t waste time unless you buy these things. The portrait of Courage exhibition is a great bonus! Parking is a bit expensive because the museum is on a university campus.

It is highly recommended to visit. The museum is very large and the collection is very rich and delicate. The museum specially reproduces President Bush's office in the White House. Visitors can sit in the presidential chair and take pictures. In the museum, you can see the photos of the old Bush and his wife cycling in Beijing, which is very meaningful.

📕 The Presidential Library and Museum of the 41st President George Bush was unveiled on November 6, 1997, at the West Campus of Texas Agricultural and Engineering University in University Town, Texas. 🏦 5 US Presidents attended its unveiling ceremony, and the 6 former heads of state attended it! The library named after the president of the United States himself is both a personal memorial and a museum of archives and the epitome of his administration. 📋 Here, you will step into the White House's one-to-one restored Oval Office, sit at the oval desk and experience the responsibility and mission of being president, and explore the secrets and traditions of the Oval Office.