A&M HOPES TO REOPEN BUSH PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY BY JULY

  

The George Bush Presidential Library and Museum is closer to reopening.

The facility closed to the public in March last year at the start of the pandemic, but they’re planning to reopen this summer.

The museum hopes to open by early July but a definitive date hasn’t been announced yet.  They will be asking people to purchase tickets online due to anticipated limited capacity inside.

Summer visitors to College Station are still making trips to the Library and Museum.  The outdoor grounds and burial site are open, but inside is still closed.

Guidelines from the National Archives about COVID activity in the area have kept the doors closed.  When sthey reopen, guests will be able to see a new exhibit on Texas A&M Galveston and the sea.

They also have President Bush’s 4141 Locomotive covered up outside for a future exhibit and building.

The Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library in Austin is also still closed but the George W. Bush Library at SMU in Dallas has reopened.