LBJ Library and Museum, Austin TX

Trip Start May 27, 2009

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Trip End Sep 18, 2013

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Flag of United States Johnson City, Texas
Thursday, May 13, 2010

Lyndon B. Johnson Library and Museum is located on the grounds of Texas University in Austin, Texas. President Johnson insisted that the library bearing his name exist for the people to visit free of charge. To this day, it is the only presidential library without an admission fee.
The Library and Museum has ten floors of which 4 floors are his Library. Four floors display exhibits, artifacts and galleries. The fourth floor is mostly dedicated to Walter Cronkite, a TV broadcaster, commentator but most of all a friend. The tenth floor displays a replica of LBJ's "oval office" in Washington D.C. and a tribute to Lady Bird.

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Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum	Presidential Portrait of Lyndon B. Johnson	LBJ being sworn President on Air Force One	Early Years Exhibits
One Thousand Laws of Great Society	Presidential Pens used to sign Laws into Effect	Presidential Limosine	LBJ Library
Manuscript Collection	Replica of Oval Office and Desk	Oval Office Sitting area and Communication Center	Lady Bird's Office in White House
Lady Bird's Gallery	China Place Setting	Walter Cronkite mural	Walter Cronkite's CBS desk
And that's the way it is.........	University of Texas Fountain and Stadium