Really pretty museum. It is a little on the small side for the $12 fee to get in. visited…read moreplanetarium as well, very pretty. went there to see the Jeff Koons on loan

We came back for another visit and well worth it. Visited the planetarium this time along with the…read moreTurner house with new showings. Be sure to stop by. Posted some new photos of art exhibits.

Cute museum / archives / library, has quite a bit of info on who was pres / 1st lady / vp and when…read more The bulk of what you see is either artwork of presidents or stuff that's been donated. The dolls dressed as First Ladies kind of freaked me out, but I loved the presidential bobble heads! The lady working their was a born and bread Texan, and very passionate about her job, explained a lot to us non Americans that I wasn't expecting - so made it much easier to give the suggested $5 donation at the end - especially because she wasn't pushy. Of all the painted portraits of more recent presidents, Clinton is the only one with his left hand in his pocket hiding his wedding ring. Pure co-incidence, I think not! I'd definitely recommend a quick stop if you're a non american in the area.

www.presidentialmuseums.com is a virtual presidential museum and gives you details about all the…read morepresidential museums spread out across America. Here we have a museum and library for the Presidents in Odessa, Texas while we would like to see one in Washington D.C. The digital Museums reaches millions. They should contact us so we can include them in our virtual Museum, a Portal to the Presidency. I stopped by and visited them in Odessa years ago and they, like us, promote patriotism, love of country, military, police, veterans and our President, Donald J. Trump and each President that succeeds him, Democrat or Republican. Freedom is not free so we all must work to let visitor know all about Democracy and the Constitution and Bill of Rights. Visit our site and learn more--it is exciting''' www.facebook.com/presidentialmuseums www.presidentialmuseums.com www.facebook.com/theflagglady Best Wishes, Claire McLean, CEO and Founder Presidentialmuseums.com llc

West Texas has a new cultural gem! As an architecture enthusiast, I visited the Ellen Noël Art…read moreMuseum which reopened after an ambitious architectural expansion designed by architect R.J. Lopez. The building has been transformed into a beautiful contemporary work of art. It is an accredited art museum and a proud Smithsonian Affiliate. Admission is always free.

I'd love to go back when the construction is over, because right now it's an underwhelming…read moreexperience. The Doylene Land exhibit is amazing however. Her art was absolutely beautiful.

So neat! Very clean and interesting! Free, they ask a donation. Parking was super easy. I took my…read more5 year old and 3 year old. While they didn't have the attention span to look at the cases and read the history -they did love seeing the big airplanes and going in the cockpit! If I had friends in town I would go again for sure

Small museum, nice docent who gave us a tour of planes and displays and helped with gift shop…read more plumbing was out so no water/restrooms

This tucked away museum has lots of History and fun things for all ages. There is a curator who…read morewill give you information and suggestions what to see. This is free and fun. We saw the inside of AT&T bldg. a display of old farm and oil equipment with posted signs what they were used for. We saw in inside of a pull car with history of people who worked on the telegraph and railroad. You can walk thru the inside of a caboose. Visit the Rattlesnake AirBase Museum/history of the air base that was in Pyote. There is a remnant of the church steeple that was on the airbase. So much to see. The Holland House, Coca Cola Museum and Heritage Museum are all in one place! Thumbs up!!

This is the family home of not one but two U.S. presidents -- and at just $8 for the whole family,…read moreit's an absolute must-stop. Our guide packed an incredible amount of history into a tight 15 minutes without ever feeling rushed, then gave us plenty of time to ask questions, explore, and take photos at our own pace. We spent a solid 30 minutes inside before browsing the gift shop, and every minute was worth it. Whether you're local or just passing through, don't skip this -- it's a rare chance to stand inside the walls that shaped two presidencies, and cost a cup of coffee.

One of our travel party had suggested we stop here as a way to kill some time in Midland. It was…read moreonly $5 to get in and was well worth it. We just walked right in, no wait. It was a great way to spend a little less than an hour before lunch. There was nothing political about it and our tour guide (Kaylee?) was excellent and knew so many of the facts we asked her (she had also given us fantastic suggestions on where to eat and what else to do nearby). We walked through restored areas of a living room, kitchen, nursery, George W's childhood bedroom, bathroom, photos of the family, a history of Midland, a baseball room, and a recreated outside area. It's crazy to think this little house has so much history behind it. 2021 #25