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Lyndon B Johnson National Historical Park TX

Lat, Long: 30.2519655, -98.60692433

Designation: National Historical Park

---Lyndon Baines Johnson Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park tells the story of our 36th President beginning with his ancestors until his final resting place on his beloved LBJ Ranch. This entire "circle of life" gives the visitor a unique perspective into one of America's most noteworthy citizens by providing the most complete picture of any American president.

Weather:

Overall, the park enjoys a sunny, mild climate during three seasons of the year. Spring: Temperatures range from 45 F to 85 F (7 C/29 C). Rain is common in April and May. Summer: Temperatures range from 70 F to 95 F (21 C/35 C). Temperatures can exceed 100 F (38 C) in July and August. Lightweight clothing and sunscreen are advisable. Be prepared with plenty of water. Fall: Temperatures range from 45 F to 85 F (7 C/29 C). Winter: Temperatures range from 35 F to 65 F (2 C/18 C) . Snow and ice are rare.

Directions:

By car to National Park Headquarters and the Visitor Center in Johnson City: From Austin, take Highway 290 west. From San Antonio, take Highway 281 north. From Fredericksburg, take Highway 290 east. By car to the LBJ Ranch and LBJ State Park and Historic Site: From Johnson City, take Highway 290 fourteen miles west to the LBJ State Park. From Fredericksburg, take Highway 290 sixteen miles east to the LBJ State Park. The nearest major airports are in Austin and San Antonio.

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Address/Contact:

100 Ladybird Lane

Johnson City, US, 78636

Phone: 8308687128

Email: lyjo_information@nps.gov

Entrance Fees:

President and Mrs. Johnson stand with their small, white dog in front of the Texas White House.View of Texas White House from front lawn.View of a one-story, white-frame house surrounded by a white picket fence.A brown and white Hereford calf stands alongside the road as a car approaches from behind.Luci Johnson (center in gray jersey) leads a bike tourPink granite headstones mark the graves of President Lyndon Johnson and First Lady Lady Bird JohnsonPresident and Mrs. Johnson stand outside the Texas White House with dog Yuki.The Pedernales River with tree-lined banks under a blue sky dotted with clouds.An exterior view of a White and blue jet with presidential seal painted just below the cockpit.