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Group of school children with teachers view the Animatronic LBJ

L-R: Gerald Ford, President Lyndon B. Johnson, various unidentified people shaking hands with General Westmoreland, Lady Bird Johnson

Newspaper clipping (cropped) with photograph of Lyndon B. Johnson receiving gavel to the "Little Congress" from Vice President John Nance Garner

Portrait of Joseph Wilson Baines

Portrait of Ruth Ament (Huffman) Baines

Portrait of Joseph Wilson Baines

Bruckner Barn, Johnson Settlement

Inscription reads "Sam Ealy Johnson Jr, his parents and his brother George, far right".

Lyndon B. Johnson (center, holding Lynda Bird), Lady Bird Johnson (far right), Rebekah Baines Johnson (2nd from left), with Mr. Roebuck and Uncle Tom

An image of a drawing of Lyndon B. Johnson's birthplace by Mary Johnson. The inscription on the drawing reads: "Here Lyndon was born in the west bedroom with the fireplaces and windows shaded by a tree."

L-R: Sam Houston Johnson, Sam Ealy Johnson, Jr., Lyndon B. Johnson

Portrait of Rebekah Baines Johnson in later life

Portrait of Rebekah Baines Johnson as a schoolgirl

Portrait of Sam Ealy Johnson, Jr.

Portrait of Eliza Bunton Johnson

Portrait of Sam Ealy Johnson, Senior

Sam Ealy Johnson, Sr. (center) with family members. On his right is his wife, Eliza Bunton Johnson, to her right is her mother, Priscilla Jane McIntosh Bunton.

Sam Ealy Johnson, Senior, with his sister Frankie Barnett

Newspaper article regarding Lyndon B. Johnson's appointment as Secretary to Cong. Kleberg

L-R: Elmer Graham, Prof. Howard Mell Greene (Debate Coach), Lyndon B. Johnson

L-R: Unidentified, Lyndon B. Johnson, Margaret Johnson, Sherman Birdwell

Lyndon B. Johnson is the catcher

Lyndon B. Johnson (back row, 2nd to left in bowtie) posing with his classmates next to Johnson City High School

Lyndon B. Johnson's Fourth Grade Report Card: open showing both inside pages

Lyndon B. Johnson's Fourth Grade Report Card: open showing both front and back

First Photograph of Lyndon Baines Johnson. The photograph was made with a stereo camera adapted to place two different exposures side by side on a single negative.

Shows one side of the award, a coin, with lady Bird Johnson's face and the words "Lady Bird Johnson Conservation Award For A Lifetime of Achievment"

Shows face of Laurance S. Rockefeller and says "My Fellow Laborer in Many Vineyards" along the top.

Lady Bird Johnson's father, Thomas Jefferson Taylor, Jr., holding her eldest brother, Thomas Jefferson Taylor III, and her youngest brother, Anthony Jefferson Taylor

Portrait of Lady Bird Johnson

T. J. Taylor poses outside the Brick House. Unidentified woman sitting beside him.

Stanley Marcus speaking at the podium

Charles Guggenheim

Walter Cronkite speaks as LBJ Library Director Harry Middleton and others look on.

L-R: Walter Cronkite, LBJ Library Director Harry Middleton

Walter Cronkite (left), Harry Middleton,

Walter Cronkite

President Lyndon B. Johnson delivers brief prepared remarks as Lady Bird Johnson stands at his side

Passengers departing from Air Force One on the airstrip.

Air Force One on the airstrip. Transport device with casket, Mrs. Kennedy, and entourage is lowered from rear door of plane to awaiting hearse.

Air Force One on the airstrip. Transport device with casket, Mrs. Kennedy, and entourage is lowered from rear door of plane to awaiting hearse.

Air Force One on the airstrip. Transport device for casket is at rear door of plane along with awaiting hearse.

Air Force One on arrival at Andrews Air Force Base with hearse and limousine parked nearby

Army helicopter on airstrip, many unidentified people and military present

President Lyndon B. Johnson delivers brief prepared remarks as Lady Bird Johnson stands at his side

President Lyndon B. Johnson delivers brief prepared remarks as Lady Bird Johnson stands at his side

Air Force One 2600 parked on the airstrip with hearse and transport truck

Air Force One 2600 parked on the airstrip with hearse and transport truck

Air Force One 2600 parked on the airstrip as casket is being transported

Air Force One 2600 parked on the airstrip

President John F. Kennedy's casket is transported from Air Force One to awaiting hearse

President John F. Kennedy's casket is lowered from Air Force One 2600

Air Force One 2600 on the airstrip

Air Force One 2600 on the airstrip

Sam Ealy Johnson, Sr. (center) with family members. On his right is his wife: Eliza Bunton Johnson, to her right is her mother, Priscilla Jane McIntosh Bunton.

Dan Rather of CBS News stands in front of crowd greeting President Lyndon B. Johnson

Lady Bird Johnson speaking on the telephone with her children in Washington, DC

Lady Bird Johnson in cowboy boots, leaning against live oak tree

Lady Bird Johnson walking through wheat field

Portrait of Thomas Jefferson Taylor

Claudia Alta "Lady Bird" Taylor and companion, Mary

Snapshot of Claudia Alta "Lady Bird" Taylor

Snapshot of Caddo Lake

Full album page containing two snapshots of Caddo Lake and Lady Bird Johnson (Claudia Alta Taylor)

Young Lady Bird Johnson (Claudia Alta Taylor) lies in a field of bluebonnets

L-R: Lady Bird Johnson, Lowell Lebermann, and Ben Barnes.

One of President Lyndon B. Johnson's beagles poses next to Alexander Calder's sculpture "Whale, II" (1964) during the Festival of the Arts

Sculptures on display in the White House gardens for the Festival of the Arts. Some of the sculptures include: Seymour Lipton's "Ancestor" (1958), William Zorach's "Affection" (1933), Oronzio Maldarelli's "Bianca No. II" (c. 1952), Dmitri Hadzi's…

A visitor examines paintings on display for the Festival of the Arts

Lady Bird Johnson and guests walk through exhibits at the Festival of the Arts

Seymour Lipton's "Ancestor" (1958) on display at the Festival of the Arts and William Zorach's "Affection" (1933) is on display in the background.

A sculpture displayed on the White House lawn for the Festival of the Arts

L-R: Marion Anderson and Roberta Peters at the Festival of the Arts

American opera singer Roberta Peters performs with the Louisville Orchestra at the Festival of the Arts

Visitors take in paintings at the Festival of the Arts

A sculpture on display at the Festival of the Arts

Paintings lining a hallway during the Festival of the Arts

Staff hang paintings in an exhibit for the Festival of the Arts

Staff hang paintings in an exhibit for the Festival of the Arts

Staff prepare exhibits for the Festival of the Art

Raoul Hague's "Sculpture in Walnut" (1962) on display at the Festival of the Arts

Staff prepare artwork for the Festival of the Arts

Paintings showcased at the Festival of the Arts

A trio of musicians perform at the Festival of the Arts in a segment highlighting the significance of Jazz

Duke Ellington (Left) leads his band.

L-R: Unidentified officer, President Lyndon B. Johnson, Col. James Cross, Lady Bird Johnson

L-R: Roy Wilkins, President Lyndon B. Johnson

L-R: Roy Wilkins, President Lyndon B. Johnson

Candid portrait of Roy Wilkins

McGeorge Bundy

President Lyndon B. Johnson, President Harry S.Truman and others walk through the Truman Library. In the background is a mural painted by Thomas Hart Benton "Independence and the Opening of the West".

Seated L-R: President Lyndon B. Johnson (flipping pages of bill); Former President Harry S.Truman (holding handful of pens). Standing behind them: Lady Bird Johnson, Vice President Hubert Humphrey, Bess Truman

President Lyndon B. Johnson signs bill, Former President Harry S. Truman displays pens while Bess Truman, Vice President Hubert Humphrey, and Lady Bird Johnson look on