At the LBJ Presidential Library in Austin, Texas, visitors have an opportunity to learn about America’s 36th President, Lyndon Baines Johnson, one of this country’s most complex and fascinating leaders. Through innovative, state-of-the art exhibits, the political and personal lives of Lyndon and Lady Bird Johnson come alive.  This contemporary experience allows visitors to understand the decisions President Johnson faced and experience his passion for critical issues such as education, civil rights, the environment, health care, and the arts.  All aspects of Johnson’s presidency are explored, including the Vietnam War.  Visitors can pick up a telephone to hear audio recordings of Johnson as he conducts business –a rare behind-the scenes glimpse inside the White House, found only at the LBJ Library.

While exploring the Library’s exhibits, visitors step into a replica of the Oval Office, hear about life in the White House from the President’s daughters, delve into the digital archives to read letters, watch videos, view photos from the Library’s collections, and visitors experience the decade of the Johnson Administration – the turbulent 1960s.

Enjoy a special exhibit, “Lady Bird: Beyond the Wildflowers,” about the life and legacy of Lady Bird Johnson.

Open Daily 9-5, Free parking