The George W. Bush Childhood Home

Legislation passed to preserve the Bush Childhood Home

The U.S. House joined the Senate in passing Senate Bill 47 -- the Natural Resources Management Act – which included Congressman Mike Conaway’s bill to preserve the Midland home of the Bush family as a national landmark.

“Midland is proud to be the location of George W. Bush’s childhood home and a piece of our nation’s history,” Conaway said in a press release. “Now a museum, this historic site has been home to two presidents, two governors, and a first lady. Taking the first step toward preserving this landmark as a part of the National Park System, my legislation ensures that future generations are able to learn from these great American leaders. “I thank my colleagues for their support, and look forward to President Trump signing this bill into law.”

Volunteers needed

Volunteers are needed to help preserve the history of this Presidential Site

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Barbara Bush exemplified values Midlanders’ cherish

Local ties to Presidents' Day

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10th Anniversary Celebration

The George W. Bush Childhood Home honored its founding members on April 28 during the organization’s 10th anniversary fundraiser at the Horseshoe Education Building.

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