My wife and I visited on a Saturday recently and absolutely loved it. It was very well done, very informative, and well worth the admission fee. We did the short introductory video outlining President Bush’s life, which was very helpful and followed the same layout of the museum. We also took the short walk to the President and First Lady’s gravesite. I would highly recommend anyone visiting the area to stop by this museum!

5th place of 5 presidential libraries I have visited. Carter and Reagan number one Nixon very close to those JFK down a notch FDR down another and Hw Bush equal. But all are b+ or better and worth the visit. Lots of history and fun facts H.W. shot down 3 times!!!! In WW2. Not through lack of skill. Youngest pilot in navy at 18

Very well done and interesting. I am a history buff and really enjoyed this museum. Bush devoted his life to the service of his country. At one point in his career (after Watergate), Bush said the presidency should be distinguished by the morality and dignity the office conveys, which are characteristics we need to again embrace and emphasize. (Trump stripped the office of both.)

We loved this presidential library. The space was beautiful and inspiring. There was a heavy focus on the theme of family, which we loved. I especially liked the way the space was organized. At first it seemed disorganized. But each time there was an abrupt turn around a corner, or a crooked path, it was a time of great change in the life of President Bush. I think this reflected the way life works. We can’t always predict, or even choose, what will happen to us. So often, this man was called, and he served.

I've been to three presidential libraries so far and this has been my favorite. The exhibits are beautifully curated and really inspiring. The grounds themselves are incredibly impressive. It was really humbling to see the simplistic burial sites of such an incredible couple as George and Barbara Bush. There's an amazing sculpture outside and a nice pond with walking path. Also, the train exhibit was very cool. Definitely worth a stop!

What a good, honorable, and actually-public-service-minded president George H.W. Bush was. It says a lot that he decided to have his library at Texas A&M. Seeing the exhibits and thinking "I lived through that" was new to me. The short movie is well worth watching and will give you context to appreciate the rest of the museum. I could have spent much longer than the 3-to-4 hours we were able to visit. Locomotive 4141 and the Marine One helicopter were cool too.

We spent a wonderful day at the Bush Library in College Station. The architecture is stunning as are the grounds surrounding the library. They have a new wing adjacent to the library that houses the Marine One helicopter and the Union Pacific #4141 Bush Locomotive. The exhibits are very informative and well presented.