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Can you imagine a presidential library so green it earned a LEED Platinum certification? Right here at the George W. Bush Presidential Library, you’re standing on a site built with sustainable practices in mind. The George W. Bush Presidential Library, dedicated on April 25, 2013, isn’t just a repository of documents. It’s a dynamic complex housing a museum, the George W. Bush Policy Institute, and the offices of the George W. Bush Foundation. Located on the campus of Southern Methodist University, the George W. Bush Presidential Library holds over 70 million pages of text, 30,000 audiovisual recordings, and a staggering 80 terabytes of electronic records. Think about that – more than 200 million emails! The museum within the George W. Bush Presidential Library offers interactive exhibits. You can delve into key decisions of Bush’s presidency, including his responses to 9/11, Hurricane Katrina, and the 2008 financial crisis. You can even step into a replica of the Oval Office. The George W. Bush Presidential Library also showcases artifacts from First Ladies and rotating exhibits on American history. Outside the George W. Bush Presidential Library, the 14-acre native Texas garden, dedicated to Laura Bush, offers a peaceful retreat. The adjacent George W. Bush Institute continues to work on policy issues important to the former president. The George W. Bush Presidential Library is more than a library. It’s a living testament to a presidency and its impact on the world.

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