Administration baseball cards, bookmarks, information sheets, lithographs, response cards, stickers, and related items are contained within this series. All items in this series were presumably mailed to students that wrote in to the White House.
This series consists of materials pertaining to education. Materials are divided into subseries based on their subject matter and arranged by alphanumeric subcode and thereunder by case file number. ED (Education) includes memoranda, news clippings, correspondence, publications, proposed legislation, speeches (and drafts thereof), talking points, reports, and fact sheets. The correspondence present is between President George W. Bush, Congress, and the general public regarding George W. Bush administration education policy.
This series is divided into two subseries: OS (Outer Space) and OS001 (Space Research and Development). OS (Outer Space) contains letters to the President, responses from the administration and background material regarding space policy. Topics include defense against near earth objects and U.S. national space policy.
This series is divided into six subseries: SO (White House Social Affairs), SO001 (Breakfasts, White House), SO002 (Dinners, White House), SO003 (Luncheons, White House), SO004 (Receptions, White House), SO005 (Teas - Garden Parties - Concerts, White House). All six subseries are comprised of correspondence (and drafts thereof), memoranda, forms, speeches, invitation lists, planning documents, and other materials related to social events including meals, receptions, and concerts held at the White House.
Lesson plan on Natural Resources Lesson & Activities.
As the Nation's official record keeper, the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) serves as administrator for records of the U.S. Federal Government. NARA's Presidential Libraries and Museums are repositories for textual, audiovisual, and electronic Presidential records as well as domestic and foreign Presidential gifts.
This series of records primarily contains correspondence, published articles, printouts from LexisNexis, printed emails, routing memos, FOIA requests and notifications, court filings, bills, and books. Correspondence predominately includes incoming mail routed to or addressed to Kavanaugh regarding legal issues, copies of correspondence between the White House and various agencies and Congress, and routine responses from Kavanaugh. Prominent themes represented within these records include anti-terrorism legislation, access to presidential records, judicial appointments, and tort reform.
These records relate to the appointment and nomination of Neil M. Gorsuch to the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit, and his consideration for any other position within the George W. Bush Administration.
Finding Aid related to Freedom of Information Request Act record 2014-0039-F
Air Force One is one of the most identifiable symbols of the American Presidency. Air Force One is the call sign of any Air Force aircraft carrying the President of the United States.
Presidents have long used social events to foster diplomatic ties. The menus and photographs selected for this exhibit illustrate the wide range of social and diplomatic events hosted by President George W. Bush and First Lady Laura Bush.
A Category 5, Hurricane Katrina was one of the deadliest hurricanes to hit the United States. Occurring between August 23 - 31, 2005, an estimated 1,833 peopled died in the hurricane and the flooding that followed.
International trade was an important part of President George W. Bush’s economic agenda. Between 2001 and 2009, the United States entered trade agreements with 13 new countries, taking the total number of partners in free trade agreements from 3 to 16.
Every President nominates federal judges and numerous positions in cabinet level departments, independent agencies, the military, the Foreign Service, and the uniformed civilian services. The President also nominates all United States attorneys and United States Marshals.
What does the First Lady of the United States do? What roles have First Ladies of the White House come to play in the last two centuries? How has the First Lady's role changed over time?
Finding Aid Document 2019-0082-F: Textual NSC Records on U.S.-French Relation
Finding Aid Document 2019-0236-F: The Final Passenger Manifests
President George W. Bush believed that, while faith-based and community organizations could not replace government, they provided indispensable services to people in need.
A new national civic education initiative from the National Archives promoting civic literacy and engagement by providing teachers with programming, curricula, and exceptional field trip experiences both online and in-person.
Finding Aid Document 2017-0280-F: The Presidential Daily Diary for August 28,
Finding Aid Document 2015-0001-F: Letters to President George W.
The letters that outgoing Presidents wrote to their successors serve as a reminder of the sanctity of the office of the President of the United States. Regardless of party or personal beliefs, each letter exemplifies American democracy.
Contact sheets have been created by George W. Bush Presidential Library staff to showcase select photographs that have been processed and opened for research.
The 15-acre Native Texas Park features seasonal wildflowers, native plants, and tree-shaded lawns.
The White House Office of Records Management (ORM) manages the office files of individual White House staff members, as well as administration records that are arranged by subject code and case file ID number according to their general subject matter. Some series are fully available for research. Otherwise, individual folders have been opened during systematic processing.