LBJ Presidential Library and Museum

Lyndon Johnson Presidential Library & Museum
Austin, Texas

Photos and text © Gleaves Whitney 2005

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Archivist Allen Fisher briefs Melissa and Brian on the proceedures and finding aids in the LBJ Library.
The director of the LBJ Library and Museum, Betty Sue Flowers, met with Hauenstein Center director Gleaves Whitney.
A reconstruction of the Oval Office as it appeared during LBJ's presidency is on the 8th floor of the Library, around the corner from the Reading Room. Note the portrait of George Washington.
At the other end of the Oval Office is a portrait of Franklin D. Roosevelt, who helped Lyndon Johnson become an effective Congressman in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Bust of LBJ on the 8th floor of the Library, outside the Reading Room.
Hauenstein fellows Brian Flanagan (right) and Melissa Ware mining boxes and files for good material in the LBJ Reading Room. Robert Caro (in the dark shirt, seated) can be seen working on his book.

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