Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum
4.7FreeExplore the life and legacy of America's 36th president in Austin
Located on the University of Texas campus in Austin, the LBJ Presidential Library offers an engaging look into the 36th president's life and administration. Exhibits feature historical documents, photographs, audio archives, and a full-scale replica of the Oval Office during Johnson's presidency. The museum highlights key moments of 1960s American history, including the Civil Rights Movement and Great Society initiatives.
History
The library was dedicated in 1971 and serves as both a presidential library and a museum, preserving the legacy of LBJ's impactful policies, including civil rights advancements and the Great Society programs.
Expert notes
- Plan your visit during weekdays for a quieter experience.
- Check the library's website for special events and programs.
Features
- Gift shop
- Interactive exhibits
- Research facilities
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