Have you or anyone you know personally ever visited a presidential library?

[UT_Dutchman]

Visited the George WH Bush one on the aTm campus when we played them in 2016. It was nice they were having a classic car show inside.

 

[Buddy’s Bandit]

New pics of Obama's presidential library look like a medieval prison - how fitting... - Revolver News

WOW! This is poetic.

revolver.news

Cross thread post for posterity.

Credit to @Buddy’s Bandit for original

Cross post worthy! Glad you could use it.

 

[BigOrangeMojo]

The Playboy stash at the Clinton Library is pretty amazing....

 

[NorthDallas40]

W’s is right here in DFW. Down near SMU. I’ve never had the inclination to go see it just not on my priority list.

 

[n_huffhines]

I went to Clinton’s library in Little Rock. It’s interesting and worth it though you need to have a bunch of singles and it’s a 2 drink minimum.

I recall it had extensive selection of media relating to the show American Gladiators.

 

[SpaceCoastVol]

I wonder what Soetoro's library will look like? I guess when they take it out of the box we will all know. My guess is a giant dildo.

 

[Orangeburst]

W’s is right here in DFW. Down near SMU. I’ve never had the inclination to go see it just not on my priority list.

ahhh..I used to see signs for the Bush Library in College Station and always thought it was Dubbya’s. guess I didnt read sign correctly..G HW Bush

 

[volfanhill]

Whuts a liabery?

It's where @McDad goes to do naughty things with homeless men for money

 

[NorthDallas40]

ahhh..I used to see signs for the Bush Library in College Station and always thought it was Dubbya’s. guess I didnt read sign correctly..G HW Bush

Yep. Daddy’s is there by aTm I believe.

 

[TheDirector]

I went to the HW Bush museum while in College Station several years ago while in town for work. Like I assume most are, it was touristy and mainly meant to showcase what that President had accomplished. Wouldn't recommend.

I've also been to the Reagan museum and I actually enjoyed that one and would recommend it to anyone. The main attraction is Air Force 1 which is fun to walk through. There is also a Presidential helicopter, limo, secret service vehicle, police car and motorcycle from that period. I also remember some sort of fighter jet. It's interesting because it's not only about Reagan but also takes you back to the 80s and what technology was like at that time.

I went to Monticello several years ago in Virginia and remember it being interesting because it's a time capsule to what life was like 200 years ago. Lots of cool inventions and gadgets from 200 years ago that were modern technology at the time.

 

[Boston Vol]

I’ve been to JFK’s in Boston and Calvin Coolidge’s in Northampton, MA. When I was a student at UVA, I considered going to Woodrow Wilson’s, which was less than an hour from campus. I just wanted to scout the location to see how easy it would be to burn down without getting caught. I never got around to it.

 

[StarRaider]

I wonder what Soetoro's library will look like? I guess when they take it out of the box we will all know. My guess is a giant dildo.

must be jealous of Johnson's

 

[Jxn Vol]

Presidents. I like some Presidents better than other Presidents. But that's like saying I like some sushi better than other sushi. I wouldn't go out of my way to go get sushi because, blech.

A simple yes or no would suffice

 

[midnight orange]

I recall it had extensive selection of media relating to the show American Gladiators.

All I remeber is a mock up of the Oval Office. It’s worth imo if you have time to kill on a layover.

 

[Persian Vol]

I’ve visited the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library, but don’t tell Hog.

I clearly don’t visit this sub enough, but what’s the deal with Hog and Lincoln?

 

[Persian Vol]

I’ve never been, but my dad and sister went to the Reagan one in Simi Valley California. We were staying with family in LA and it was a way to kill some time. Not Reagan fans by any stretch, but being able to walk inside a retired Air Force one was worth the price of admission.

 

[McDad]

I clearly don’t visit this sub enough, but what’s the deal with Hog and Lincoln?

Lincoln trampled the constitution as president. He also had a one night stand with hog's great-x4-grandmother and never telegraphed the next day. Hog still harbors a grudge.

 

[LouderVol]

Lincoln trampled the constitution as president. He also had a one night stand with hog's great-x4-grandmother and never telegraphed the next day. Hog still harbors a grudge.

took her out to a nice seafood dinner I heard.

 

[hog88]

Lincoln trampled the constitution as president. He also had a one night stand with hog's great-x4-grandmother and never telegraphed the next day. Hog still harbors a grudge.

Grudges run long and deep up in the hills and hollers of Southwest VA.

 

[hog88]

I clearly don’t visit this sub enough, but what’s the deal with Hog and Lincoln?

He was the worst president in the history of this country.

 

[Persian Vol]

He was the worst president in the history of this country.

Tell me more

 

[McDad]

Tell me more

 

[hog88]

Tell me more

He started the civil war, suspended civil rights, threatened judges with arrest for ruling against him, did have judges arrested and held without trial, sent in the Army to crush protests, allowed Sherman and other Generals to slaughter and savage civilians. Do you need more?

 

[PEPPERJAX]

He started the civil war, suspended civil rights, threatened judges with arrest for ruling against him, did have judges arrested and held without trial, sent in the Army to crush protests, allowed Sherman and other Generals to slaughter and savage civilians. Do you need more?

Lincoln had great taste in plays.

 

[LouderVol]

He started the civil war, suspended civil rights, threatened judges with arrest for ruling against him, did have judges arrested and held without trial, sent in the Army to crush protests, allowed Sherman and other Generals to slaughter and savage civilians. Do you need more?

Arrested journalists, and started censoring various media sources. ignored both the Constitution and Congress on multiple occasions. his treatment of the Native population was probably worse than anything he did in the south including the largest mass execution of a civilian population in US history.