LBJ Museum - San Marcos (TX)

4 /5 Dennis Pohle: Very nice Museum with a thorough history of LBJ from his college thru Presidential years. Information is mostly on nicely done sign boards with pictures and some display cases. Tells a lot about his accomplishment in office and his core values. Also focuses on Lady Bird’s background and accomplishments on the second floor. We were there a little over an hour. Friendly staff, a great value.

5 /5 Jan Campbell: Was surprised to find this great little free museum in downtown San Marcos. Staff was informative and I didnt know that before politics LBJ attended Texas State to become a teacher. The city of San Marcos TX is very proud of this fact.

5 /5 Sherrl Carpenter: Really nice fact base on LBJs time in SouthWest Texas state....who knew he was a teacher? A real nice lady from West Virginia gave me a quick tour. ADA wheelchair accessible. Free but donations are nice. A great way to kill 30-45 mins.

5 /5 Brianna Jones: This was a really nice stop on the square. The lady working the front desk was very kind. The biggest plus to this museum is that its free! I appreciated that there were so many artifacts in such a small space. I also appreciated that there was an interactive portion where you could write a response to some questions on a note card and slide it into a plastic display spot that other guests would be able to see. This museum painted LBJ as a leader and a policymaker, but it also asked museum-goers about the legacy of some of the policies he passed and whether or not they had a positive effect on the history of America. I think my favorite thing I learned was LBJs part in NASA being able to put man on the moon. He was an interesting figure, thats for sure! I think my favorite part of the museum was LBJs voice being played over the speaker system. It made me feel as if he were there, walking along with me as I toured the museum. Definitely worth a drop-by if you happen to be on the Square in San Marcos looking for something to do!

5 /5 Lyndsey Spires: Such a nice little museum. Absolutely loved it! Definitely a cool place to check out when your downtown (also found out from one of the employees that LBJ was a history major, just like me!)