George Bush Presidential Library & Museum - College Station, TX
“The Day the Wall Came Down”—a symbol of freedom
Exhibits depicting the Bush family values and traditions
Exhibit depicting young George Bush’s service in the naval air force during World War II
The baseball mitt used by Bush at Yale and later kept in his Oval Office
1947 Studebaker identical to the one Bush drove to Texas in 1948
Sculpture and exhibits representing Bush’s time as Ambassador to the U.N.
Gallery featuring the Bushes’ experience living in China
A portion of an exhibit depicting the Persian Gulf War
Barbara Bush Rose Garden overlooking a large pond behind the museum
Eventual gravesite of the Bushes, alongside their daughter Robin
Bridge and pathway leading to the Bush family gravesite
Colorful bench in front of the library and museum
"The Day the Wall Came Down" sculpture
Dedication plaque explaining significance of the sculpture
George Bush's presidential limousine
Display featuring large presidential seal and portraits of George and Barbara Bush
Exhibit depicting the impact of "Faith, Family, Friends" during Bush's childhood
Exhibit featuring portrait of young Barbara Pierce and a quote from George Bush about first meeting her
Restored 1944 TBM Avenger like that George Bush flew as a Navy pilot
Exhibit depicting an incident where Navy pilot George Bush had to perform an emergency landing
Exhibit depicting the incident where Bush's plane was shot down and he had to bail out
Display of quote from the newly married George Bush
Exhibit featuring photos and the dress from George and Barbara Bush's wedding
Exhibit depicting Bush's transition from a Navy pilot to a college student at Yale
Exhibit featuring photo of George Bush as captain of the Yale baseball team
Exhibit featuring photo of George & Barbara Bush and their first son, George W. Bush
Exhibit depicting George and Barbara Bush's determination to "make their own way" in life
Exhibit featuring the bill of sale from the Bushes' purchase of a new 1947 Studebaker
1947 Studebaker identical to the one Bush drove to Texas in 1948
Exhibit depicting Bush's entry into the field of politics
Exhibit depicting Bush's time as a Texas congressman
Exhibit featuring photos from the Bushes' time living in China
Exhibit featuring photo from Bush's time as the Director of the CIA
White House facade with displays depicting the Bushes' life during the presidency
Partial replica of Bush's Oval Office
Display of family photographs Bush kept in his Oval Office
Exhibit featuring portrait of First Lady Barbara Bush
Display of a quote from Barbara Bush
Exhibit depicting Barbara Bush's pursuits and impact as the First Lady
Replica of Bush's office at Camp David
Exhibit depicting the Bushes' time spent at Camp David
Exhibit featuring a portion of the Berlin Wall
Interactive replica of the White House Situation Room
Exhibit depicting the Iraqi aggression toward Kuwait that sparked the Gulf War
Exhibit depicting President Bush's key role in building a coalition to confront Iraq
Exhibit depicting details of Operation Dessert Storm
Exhibit depicting the celebrated end of the Gulf War and return of U.S. troops
Exhibit depicting a tent shelter like that used by soldiers during the Gulf War
Exhibit depicting Bush's 1992 campaign for reelection
Exhibit featuring photo of George and Barbara Bush walking together
Exhibit depicting Bush's "Points of Light" program
Exhibits depicting the Bushes' continued commitment to the fight against cancer
Barbara Bush Rose Garden overlooking a large pond behind the museum
Plaque marking the Bushes' eventual gravesite
Quote from President Bush displayed on the outer wall of the museum