Very interesting and well laid out library. There’s lots to learn about more than just 9/11 but that exhibit is also humbling to remember everything that happened prior and after. Employees were VERY friendly and knowledgeable. Gift store is a little pricey. Also, thank you for the military discount. Try to go around Christmas time to see all the beautiful decorations and trees.

This is a great place for museum lovers. The entry fee is 21$ for single adult person. But the proceedings go to maintenance of the museum.They successfully created an atmosphere to make us think that he is the Messiah in this world and the father of USA. Upcoming politicians should visit this place to understand how failures can be documented in a way that people will understand that his successes and failures were because of the decisions he made , which was guided by the principles he was brought up with.Finally the exit via museum stores to buy souvenirs.

Folks, this is American history. This is a worthwhile place to visit and get a small picture of what it was like to be the president of a country that experienced one of the greatest crises in the history of this country. We were here at Christmas time and, on the lighter side of things, enjoyed the giant Christmas tree with ornaments designed by each national park. These are the real ornaments that were on the White House tree during one of the Christmas seasons while George W. Bush was POTUS.

It is better to go to a house of mourning than to go to a house of feasting, for death is the destiny of every man; the living should take this to heart. ... The heart of the wise is in the house of mourning, but the heart of fools is in the house of pleasure.Ecclesiastes 7:2

One of my favorite presidents George W Bush he donated to African countries like no one before and after soo far sep 2020..One Love Cowboy walker...

Nicely done, but overall kind of boring. Maybe itll be more interesting in fifty years to those who dont feel like his presidency is still fresh. Cool stuff to see, not worth admission right now. Nice to see replica of oval office- somewhere most Texans wont ever see. Lots of Texas championship references :)

Some place on my bucket list. God bless

Weve been to most of the Presidential Libraries and this one was one of our least favorite. The displays were visually well done but lacked the depth of information required to give the full perspective of the events. This was the first Presidential Library that we had to pay to park and the parking lot is across SMU Blvd from the library. It was very cool that you can sit where you like in the replica oval office. If this review was helpful to you please give it a like.

After visiting a good number of Presidential libraries, this is second only to President Reagan. You have full access to the Oval Office. The timeline of his presidency especially the events of 9/11 are deeply moving. His daughters have done a wonderful and fun exhibit. This is a must.

One of my favorite places to visit with my kids when we are in Dallas! Check out Cafe 43 while visiting ~ the food is delicious!

Excellent Presidential library in the heart of Dallas. The amount of visitors underscores how much President Bush was loved and is still admired. Knowledgeable staff, so much so they are almost too much -- kind of like the grandparent that cant stop reminiscing. I did find admission cost and refreshment costs excessive. Also, no leniency when closing time comes -- they will escort you out.

It’s a beautiful presidential library with so much to read, observe and do. I had admission through the Dallas CityPass, which is major savings. I also got there at opening and was able to park across from the library for $5, so major savings on parking. Everyone was friendly and helpful. Especially enjoyed the replica Oval Office and 9/11 exhibit. Also the vid with the family as it was just really warm. Lasting impression: grand!

Just sitting in the Oval Office would make this worth the price of admission. But with that you get so many interactive exhibits. Also the staff is so knowledgeable and passionate. Every person we passed asked if we needed anything, and then was able to provide a little extra background. Fun visit.

Well built and thought out. George W. is the focus throughout. It made me realize he was well intentioned and had good morals. Lots of technology to use and enjoy, the museum is interactive. The 9/11 exhibit is moving, as is the info on Katrina and the federal response. Their Oval Office that you can explore is really cool.

Apparently once you get inside the place is great from the other reviews but the parking and staff are really hurting the place for people visiting from out of state and our fellow disabled Americans.I’m a college student and tried to make a day out of visiting the campus and touring the library and museum. I didn’t.They raised the price from $13 to $18 without updating the website information. They then told me to come back when the new exhibit is closed and it will return to $13. Brought exact change with me for obvious college related reasons so I didn’t go.Also the parking is paid and they don’t take cash only cards. I was told the only free parking available was at the train station across the highway and probably a quarter mile away.There is no direct entrance to the museum from the highway, so you have go through the campus and dodge and weave a bunch of college students to get to it.Can’t comment on the inside but outside looked good. Also the gift is pricey.

Beautifully done presidential library. A lot of historical artifacts from the 9/11 time period. Beautiful Oval Office replica.

Amazing and educational. It gives you the opportunity to learn a lot about former President Bush, as well as the former First Lady Laura.

A beautiful example of putting information together. The massive display wall, interactive smart devices, short films and oval office replica makes it an interesting place to visit. The garden area could be maintained better. Exhibit of paintings was great to see.

Excellent layout. I have gone to several Presidential Libraries and I really liked how their library flowed. It is also very interactive compared to over libraries. The staff were all very friendly. The parking lot is actually located across the street from the library which is interesting because it had a fair amount of traffic. We didnt eat at the restaurant on site, but the food smelt amazing.

I was on a trip from Canada with my sister and friends. One of them really wanted to come here, so we did since it was on our city pass anyway. Wouldn’t have been my first choice, for a few reasons I won’t state, but it was interesting. The replica of the Oval Office was absolutely incredible, and the 9/11 memorial was emotional and well done.Also, shout out to the security guards for handling the wine screw situation professionally and hilariously.. I honestly forgot I was in my purse. A mortifying, but funny memory I won’t forget

I haven’t been to any of the Presidential Libraries before today. This one was as expected with a procession of video, storyboards and photographs capturing the major events. Lots of emotions during the 9/11 stirred during the section.There are 2 sides one for 43 and the other featuring First Ladies. Both were well done and informational.There are no recorded tours however you get quite a bit of info. Helpers in each area are overflowing with trivia and not too tough to shake.A nice $20 afternoon for Texans, Americans and anyone that’s learning based or likes museums or just wants to escape the heat.

Very informative,beautifully displayed artifacts,gifts,photos,etc. Enjoyed it very much! Loved the Oval Office. The souvenir shop is great too!

Well organized place to visit. Carpool or bring a hybrid fir best parking. Credit card for parking pay...no cash.

Beautiful, would love to visit some time soon...love the history.

Very well done.My wife and I visited with our son, daughter in law and two grandchildren, ages 10 and 12. The special exhibit of President Bushs paintings of the servicemen and women wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan was really excellent. President Bush served during an incredibly difficult 8 years and the Museum does a really good job of telling the story. The videos in various places were well done and informative. The oval office was fun for everyone. Our grandchildren loved being allowed to sit behind the desk. Everyone agreed it was an afternoon well spent.

This is a little bit out of the way and off the beaten track. Totally worth it.On a college campus, you walk in to a gorgeous, high ceiling atrium and purchase your ticket. One side dedicated to George W. Bush. Currently, the other side is a tribute to all the first ladies.It was completely fascinating to learn about how young George grew up, the path to his presidency and then his presidency.The tour is self-guided. Its a small library and there is a short film at the beginning.At the end, you walk into a replica up of the oval office, complete with a photographer to take your picture behind the desk.To exit, you meander through a small gift shop.There is a cafe, I didnt get a chance to explore that.

This was what started my presidential library tour across America. It’s very easy to visit this one from my hometown of Houston. It’s conveniently located on the SMU campus and currently this is the newest library. With it being the most modern they have built it with all of the technology that comes with a modern library.Also, this was the first President that was around during my early adult years. Even though I was at an age I could remember I totally forgot all of the events that occurred during his presidency.The library does a good job of highlighting those key events. A must see presidential library!

Cool museum! Very nice put together, staff is very friendly!

Wonderful experience! Put the politics aside and recognize the history of the presidency. Really interesting. We also got to see a temporary exhibit about the First Ladies which was unique!

We visited during the holidays last year. Place is amazing! So much history and just random things I didnt know about the former president. The building itself isnt huge, but it took us a couple of hours. We made sure and looked at everything and tried to read as much as we could. There is also a very good video you can sit down and watch that is very interesting and educational. There is also a restaurant inside, but when we went in to eat, they were not taking any more people for some reason. The BBQ smelled really good, but never got to try it.

We are an SMU family and no tour of our campus is complete without showing off this presidential library. You could spend a day alone here I suspect. Makes me want to visit other presidential libraries when I am near ones of presidents I like.

Great place that does a wonderful job of presenting the term of #43. Glad I went.

Informative museum on his presidency! Don’t forget to visit the replica Oval Office!

Lots to see, do, read, watch, listen to. We spent 4 hours there and enjoyed the whole visit! Could do in less time if you do not read everything but all was so interesting. They had a special exhibit, there through February, I think on Presidential Retreats which was fun as we saw Walker’s Point a year and a half ago. Fun to learn about their ranch and see family photos.

An excellent experience. Gorgeous architecture, easy access, substantial (pay) parking, tons of exhibits - some interactive, knowledgeable and friendly staff, all in all a very moving experience.

This place is awesome. I loved it so much and it was so informative. It helped me to have a greater appreciation for all the unseen things that a President does. It also helped me greater appreciate him as one of our Presidents and the great work he did in office during all of the struggles he faced. It was very interesting and educational. I definitely suggest going, it will be well worth it!

Its an awesome place to visit and you learn a lot from this museum. So, I would highly recommend this place in Dallas.

Beautiful building and helpful staff. The only reason I give 4 stars is price. $19 per person is crazy. Its free for active duty military but not dependants which makes no sense to me. Plus parking is $5 for an hr. A bit much in my opinion. Jeeze the zoo isnt even that much and they r taking care of living creatures.

Enjoyed our two hour tour of the museum. Knowledgeable and friendly staff.

Great family attraction in University Park. Beautiful presidential library and easy to get parked and into the facility. Our favorite part was the Oval Office.

Had an amazing experience, easy way to spend 2 hours touring the museum, tons of people, low admission fee for other touristy things.

Excellent experience. Helpful and knowledgeable attendants. Definitely exceeded my expectations.

Nice layout. Staff is friendly and professional.

Inspiring, nicely laid out, a good history lesson and reminder of the challenges 43 faced. I particularly like the dedication to his parents, siblings, wife, children and pets : ).

The grounds and building are beautiful. The biggest plus about this place are the staff. They are so enthusiastic and passionate. They love to talk to visitors and answer questions. Great job hiring people. This library also had a great section on 9/11 and Bushs paintings highlighting the sacrifices our veterans have made is cool!

I was most impressed with the 9/11 presentation, going through the Presidents day and seeing his Chief of Staff diary of what transpired. Chilling, and sad, but very well done. You get a feeling of his personality with all the family comments and pictures. I came away impressed with the entire Bush family, though I didnt vote for them! Parking costs $ but is across the street. gift shop and cafe available too.

This is a great museum! You can park right across the street from it and all the closest spots are handicap or electric car spots. I follow politics and it was great to see the Presidents thoughts about why he did the things he did while in office. The 9/11 area is dramatic and brought back a flood of memories for me. The White House area is very interesting and I especially enjoyed the humor area that the twins present. Yes, its a pricey place to visit but they all are. Presidential Centers, that is. Lots of folks very friendly and willing to answer all your questions are there too.

First off I wanted to say thanks to President and Mrs.Bush for allowing us a glimpse into your museum and some what life is like as a President. Had no idea what a difficult job you had. I learned a lot through the many interactive videos. I made this trip from California to specifically see the 3 Presidential libraries in Texas. I would do it again if given the chance, have nothing but respect for your family who have served this country well

Very informative and beautifully presented Presidential Library and Museum! Loved to travel back in time and see how short-lived memories are! Even for people who did not vote for G.W.Bush it is quite an experience and gives us time to reflect , and maybe change ones opinion. Decision-making is never easy - and you know afterwards whether ones decision was the right one. An US- President is not an absolute monarch like the Sun King LouisXIV.

Amazing experience. My whole family enjoyed it. Spent about 4hrs in there. About 20$ per person and 5 something for parking. Definitely worth it.

I attended with my daughters class, and so glad that i did. It is very interesting, and I have a deep respect for the Bush family. I would encourage anyone to visit.

Wonderful experience from start to finish. Lots of interactive displays and videos that showcased a lot of GWBs upbringing as a person and the obstacles he faced in office.

Terrible directions for parking a motor home. Sad considering how dangerous it is to try and then have to leave after driving a considerable distance. Will call periodically to see if anyone has bothered to post something with a link or provide address or a GPS. Don’t try driving an RV on side streets. City does not trim to prevent limbs from ripping off ladder supports as is done in most every decent US city. Dumb of us to not notice.

Really enjoyed this museum. It is my first time to a presidential museum. The exhibits were great and provided lots of information to read but also great visuals if you just wanted to look.The 9/11 exhibit was great to see. There are timelines, one about the day, one about the days afterwards, and one about the war afterwards.The exhibit about Sadaam was cool, including the gun he had when he was arrested and the playing cards of the 52 most wanted in Iraq.The oval office was great. You can get your picture taken professionally and pay $25 or $30 to have them printed at the museum store, or you can take one with your own device.I really enjoyed the museum.

Very nice place to visit. Everything is well done.

The interactive exhibits and the staff and the history makes this museum worthwhile.

Well built and thought out. George W. is the focus throughout. It made me realize he was well intentioned and had good morals. Lots of technology to use and enjoy, the museum is interactive. The 9/11 exhibit is moving, as is the info on Katrina and the federal response. Their Oval Office that you can explore is really cool.

Very nice facility, tells a great story. The security guards could be more polite though.

Regardless of your political perspective, visiting the Presidential Libraries can be very interesting. It was fun getting my picture taken sitting at the desk in the Oval Office! Also glad to see the “Portraits of Courage” exhibit, portraits of veterans painted by him.

This was our first time visiting a presidential museum. Lots of great things to see. Parking was an ease but then again it wasnt as busy in the early morning. It was spring break for my kids so I am sure if it was spring break here as one lady had asked if my kids were on spring break.The exhibits are really cool. They definitely had an exhibit from 9/11. They even had some steel beams from one of the towers. Brought some sad and memorable times during that as I was deployed during this time.They have the oval office where you can sit and pretend to be the president. If you purchase more than one photo its pretty reasonable for the price.Access to it from the highway was a breeze. There are plenty of restaurants close to by choose and eat from. They even have a cafe located at the entrance of the museum so you dont have to travel far if you dont want to.Dont forget to download the app during your self guided tour.We purchased the City Pass. I highly recommend it if youre interested in seeing the rest of Dallas. For family five it was $190 with tax. If youre not fast at sight seeing you have up to nine days to use the pass. My family and I were able to see everything in one day.The staff were very friendly and fast. I definitely want to come back again.

I was not very impressed with this Presidential Museum. I found it to be small and lacking in interesting displays except for the Oval Office Replica. You also get to pay for parking as well as the entry fee.

A friend recommended we go the Presidential Library and we went without really understanding that it is basically a history and a tribute to President George W Bush. That said, regardless of your political persuasion and feelings about his presidency, it was an interesting walk through the history of the nation at the time of his presidency. The museum is extremely well done with many interactive exhibits. It has an exact replica of the oval office and the docents gave an interesting history of the room. The docents were also very knowledgeable about other Presidential Libraries in the Nation.If you like politics, government, and history, I recommend a visit!

There was a surprising lack a bushes. I was a little disappointed that there wasn’t more shrubbery. There were a lot of George’s however.

The restaurant was nice and the food was very good. You can access it without having to pay to get in the museum which was nice.The prices for admission into the museum as well as the gift shop I thought was too expensive, as for a family with lunch was over a hundred dollars plus you had to pay for parking as well. The parking was very limited across the street unless you owned an electric/hybrid cars as they had way to many spots reserved for them. But people started parking in them as well otherwise you had to park in the college parking garage which was even further and it wasnt like they had recharging units by them, just a perk. It was also not easy access for handicap person as the main parking lot was in 300 ft away with no pickup or drop off available close to the front doors. Seeing how George was in a wheelchair when they built it was surprising.We all had a nice time and enjoyed lunch. It was one to add to your bucket list.

Great museum. A lot of history from the from the Bush presidency. Well worth the visit.

Epic! Super patriotic, in my top 5 presidential libraries for sure.

Very well done. Definitely a bucket list place. Gives great reminders and insights of happenings and advancements during Ws presidency.While learning about Ws leadership and gifted decision making during situations thrown at him, we are reminded about his humor and personalness.The interactive Decision Center toward the end of the visit gives a first-hand experience in how presidents must filter through the noise to find the best solutions and approaches for our country.

Pretty building, good displays, lots of information. A very touching tribute to 9/11. I highly recommend!

The Library is a great to see once in side. Its a real pain for parking especially if you are handicap. They expect you to park a mile away and shuttle to the library in the rain. You are dropped off in grassy area great for people with mobility issues. Out of the 12 Presidential Libraries we have been to, this is the ONLY one that does not have ADA access for people traveling with RVs. Even though they have a outside parking lot across the street, they do not allow you to park there. We almost skipped the entire place. When we left, we got drenched waiting for the shuttle bus...no shelter. Great for wheel chairs to sit in wet grass with no cover.

Beautiful museum which is giving a much better insight in GWB and how he made certain difficult decisions.

At first I thought it worth to see. Very large building and 13 $ entrance thicket with student ID and 8 $ for parking and also High level of security. But, actually there was nothing inside. Some copied documents and some video shows and a fake white house oval room. I am surprised why this place is one of the must see in Dallas.

This was not a planned stop on our trip but we were glad we got to do it. I especially thought the 9/11 exhibit was very powerful. I had never really considered the perspective he had on that day and it was neat to see that event through his eyes. The oval office replica is pretty cool to see as well.

Nice place. It shows the life of George W Bush and Barbara Bush !

$16 for admission to a very small museum that isnt worth it in my opinion. No one sees the actual library, there are no tours of that part. When we asked about the library the answer we got was Yall wouldnt be interested in that, its just a bunch of old archives. Have you seen the oval office? Yes we saw your fake oval office that was roped off for cleaning staff in the middle of the day on Saturday. No we dont want to go back through the security, take a picture behind the desk, and then pay for it in the gift shop you force us to exit through. Also thanks for telling two young, interested girls that we wouldnt be interested in something historical. For the record, if there was a backstage archive tour, we would have paid 10x admission for it. We enjoy old archives and libraries.

Took the TRE and connected via Dart. Easy connections and avoided traffic/parking headaches. Very nicely done, some cool interactive exhibits. Friendly employees with lots of knowledge. Large facility with room to add more of elder President Bush history.

UPDATE: December 17. Returned to the library for the fifth time this year. This time to take in the Christmas in the White House exhibit and the Holiday inn the National Parks. The White House Christmas tree is well with the trip. It is decorated with balls resenting each National Park. Its fun to find the decorations youve costed over the years. The exhibit runs through January 5.An amazing experience. A lot of unknown facts and an education of the growth of a President. The gifts and artifacts are overwhelming in a good way. The various video presentation are entertaining and educational. Each docent we encountered were well-spoken and knew their stuff! The replica Oval Office is a highlight. Sitting at the desk and getting the presidents view of the room was an awe-inspiring moment.The 9/11 exhibit was very emotional and reading President Bushs diary of that day and the following 10 days made me appreciate the man even more.The decision-making room was fun. You have four minutes to gather information and make a presidential decision. Our topic was Katrina. We make it decision then see what President Bush actually did. There are four different topics.A highlight was the video of President Bushs sense of humor. Great!!!! Dont miss that!We ate lunch at Cafe 43. Great salad and Laura Bushs Favorite Sandwich did not disappoint. Finished with the Bushs Favorite ice cream: banana pecan. Very good! Also had Laura Bushs Cowboy cookies. Thumbs up!We will be back.

Nice building. Skimpy exhibit—but, there’s not much you’d want to shine a bright light on from W’s admin. Mission Accomplished much? Or how about the consumer debt legislation written by MBNA Bank and signed into law? Cheney definitely ran the international theater and was one of the brains that kept junior in power! W sure does look “competent” and even “reasonable” by compression to the (very unfortunate) current moldy peach with a bad weave sitting behind the resolute desk in the oval.

This is a really nice library! The 9/11 exhibit was very emotional for me. Why doesnt someone point out that, the 12 billion dollars found in the walls of Husseins palaces should be considered WMDs.Dont know who changed my original post of George Bush library in Dallas to George H W Bush. Need to contact Google about this.

Fantastic memorabilia! Educational and the restaurant onsite is a great location and treat. President George W. Bush Library is a must visit

After visiting Reagans Presidential Library, which was incredible, I was a bit hesitant to visit another one for fear of being let down. However, GWBs Library did not disappoint. The staff were extremely friendly and knowledgeable, and the exhibits were excellent (decision challenge was engaging).One forgets the magnitude and number of challenges GWB faced, yet was able to keep America safe after 9/11. In tandem with improvements at home, he attacked terrorism abroad and demonstrated a commitment to helping the African continent address the AIDS epidemic. A great man who remained committed to his family, country, and faith. Well worth a visit to this amazing center on a beautiful campus.

Great experience! Staff was very helpful and so informative!!

This was well worth the visit.You will learn more about the man, his presidency, and 9-11

POTUS Bush centre in Dallas is really good. The Staff and Tour are intelligent and know what they are doing to make it an enjoyable visit.

Museum of George W. Bushs presidency. Very interesting timeline, including 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina. Also has an exact replica of the oval office during his time as president. We had the Dallas citypass, which was worth it.

I really enjoyed it! I came away thinking that former Pres Bush is just a down-to-earth guy who was President. A lot of difficult decisions were made during his time in office because of many unfortunate events. My favorite part was sitting in the room deciding on what to do during a crisis. (Sorry, I didnt see the name of the room.) There is a replica Oval Office, which is just cool! The attendants are friendly and knowledgable. One thing-dont miss the first video room. Its a touching tribute to Pres Bushs time as President. The attendants do a good job of directing people to all of the videos.The First Lady exhibit was quite educational as well.

Very nice, well done. A must see in Texas!

We went to the museum today (10/12/18). We have been to nine of the 13 presidential libraries sanctioned by the National Archives. We have also been to eight that aren’t. This is the ONLY one that we have had to pay for parking. That left a bad taste in my mouth. They also have a security checkpoint which many of them have. The attitude of these guys though left another bad taste in my mouth. One guy in particular made me feel like a criminal. He told me to empty my pockets of all metal items. I did. Afterwards he said “you don’t have a wallet”? I put my wallet in and then he asked (not nicely) what’s in your pocket? I pulled out my handkerchief, eye drops, and chapstick out and he rudely told me to put them in the tray as well. After this, I was really ready to leave. Customer service should start with security.About the museum...Whether or not you liked Bush as president, you will probably leave knowing that he and Laura are good people that care about others and care about our country. You can’t ask for more. The volunteers were very nice and knowledgeable. A lot of attention was given to those accomplishments that were great, but they did offer some information on his shortcomings. They all are like this as they should be. Overall, in my opinion, the library is very well done.

George W Bush Presidential Center is a must see place in Dallas. It is really an unique experience. The Bush Center is home to the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum, which is operated by the National Archives and Records Administration, and the George W. Bush Institute. The George W Bush Presidential Center is located on the campus of SMU in Dallas, Texas.

Spent several hours here. Really cool seeing the replica of the Oval Office. I also loved the Decision Points activity. Got to see the special exhibit of his paintings that he made of the wounded veterans. What an honorable man.

This was a surprising stop for us. I was not a GBush fan, dont care for politics but we found ourselves right here so we decided to visit. Glad we did, it was very informative and the people here were very nice. I recommend it no matter your politics.

I highly recommend this museum. I was 5-years-old when Bush took office so I dont remember much about his presidency. This museum teaches you a lot about recent history. Its engaging and fair no matter what you think about his presidency. Look into getting a Dallas CityPass for discounted admission. Every staff member was super friendly and loved answering questions.

I did not have that high expectations, but it turned out to be very informative and sure worth the visit

This place is impressive! I would say that politics aside, everyone would appreciate it, but truthfully, you probably have to be at least a little open minded to hearing the Bush side of his time in office. It is set up to let you decide on what you think of the decisions made during his 8 years.Also aside from politics, the pure history side of things is cool and especially the parts related to 9/11. It really brings you back. Cool place.

Native park in the back is an oasis in the big city.

Getting to the George W Bush Library & Museum by public transport is easy by the all day DART pass. Then catch either a red, blue or orange DART train from downtown. Then catch the 743 or 768 bus from Mockingbird train station.

Amazing place. I always knew that George Bush was a good man but after visiting his library I realized that he is a great man. Awesome experience, going through the exhibits and understanding how hard his presidency was. Place is impecable, and staffed with very knowledgeable and friendly staff. Dont forget to take a picture at the fake oval office or as they call it, replica...

Great experience. I was very pleased with everything.Thank you for your service, Mr. President

The only Bush Im willing to pay $21.00 for works at Rubys.

Love it! I used to love this president and fiercely defended he and his family. No that he has taken such a negative stance against the current sitting president, I have completely changed my view. Very disappointing that so many politicians still believe they are telling voters what to do.

Inside the building was great. Lots of helpful people and interactive displays. Enjoyed everything inside. Couldnt understand the front desk clerk at all. Not sure what he ask but I got in for $19. Seems rather high priced and also had to pay to park. Outside the building looks like its been abandoned. Tall grass and weeds and small trees everywhere. Maybe this was done on purpose for some enviormental reason but it doesnt help the appearance one bit. I would go again but cant give 5 stars.