Proclamations
Proclamations, enclosure cards, and envelopes comprise this series.
Proclamations, enclosure cards, and envelopes comprise this series.
This series includes speech drafts, correspondence, publications and web pages related to the arts created or received in the White House Office of Records Management during the administration of George W. Bush.
This series consists of materials pertaining to human and civil rights, ethnic minority groups, voting rights, and ideologies, including communications from the public expressing views or complaints about such matters. HU (Human Rights) is comprised of correspondence, memoranda, reports, fact sheets, and drafts. Materials relate to human and civil rights in the United States, alleged human rights violations in foreign countries, and humanitarian aid provided by the United States to foreign countries.
This series is divided into four subseries based on subcode: PA (Parks), PA001 (Cemeteries), PA002 (Monuments), and PA003 (Reservations). Correspondence includes letters to President Bush from members of Congress and the general public regarding the designation of lands as national parks or national monuments, etc.
This material contains correspondence and requests of the President, including those asking for support of bills or initiatives, with correspondence particularly related to recreation and sports.
Our Presidential Hats program is designed for students in grades 3 - 5. The Presidential Hats Program teaches students the many roles a U.S. President plays. Students learn using technology in a cooperative setting and are asked to read and discuss, comprehend, write, draw an illustration (another component of their worksheet), and construct. Additionally, all learning modalities are addressed: kinesthetic, auditory, visual, and tactile.
National Archives and Records Administration Education Resources about the three branches of government, U.S. presidents, civics, and Texas history.
Barney and Miss Beazley were the much beloved Scottish Terriers of President George W. Bush and Mrs.
The Student Lecture Series is an intern mentoring program for high school and college students.
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Questions and Information about Laura Bush
Textual records folder title lists for records created by Brett Kavanaugh: White House Counsel's Office Files, White House Office of the Staff Secretary Files, and White House Office of the Staff Secretary Confidential Files.
For more than 200 years, the White House has been both the home and the office for the Commander in Chief of the United States and a symbol of our democracy.
How to order high resolution images of photographs and other audiovisual materials.
The bullhorn President George W. Bush used to address first responders when he visited Ground Zero on September 14, 2001 is a featured artifact from the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
Primary sources are the original records documenting events of the past. Whether using primary sources for the first time, a veteran teacher looking for new sources, or a teacher needing help finding analysis strategies to improve student understanding, our Education Program has assembled analysis strategies, lesson plans, and links to a variety of primary sources for the classroom.
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This series includes invitations, menus, programs, and cards created by the Calligraphy Office for events hosted by the White House.
The George W. Bush Presidential Library offers unpaid internships for both undergraduate and graduate students in a variety of areas.
The following materials have been processed under the terms of the Presidential Records Act and the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
The following materials have been processed under the terms of the Presidential Records Act and the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
The following materials have been processed under the terms of the Presidential Records Act and the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
Finding Aid Document 2017-0006-F: The Presidential Daily Diary f
1. Which First Lady wore this inaugural gown?
1. Although he was born in Connecticut, President George W. Bush is very proud of his Texas heritage.