Signature Luncheon - 2013 July
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Presenting Sponsor
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Date and Time
Thursday Jul 25, 2013
11:30 AM - 1:15 PM CDT
Starts: 11:30 AM
Ends: 1:15 PM
Location
Doubletree by Hilton Hotel Dallas - Richardson
1981 N Central Expwy, Richardson, TX 75080
Fees/Admission
$35 members
$55 prospective members
$400 table of ten
Contact Information
Paula Addison Senior Events Manager 972-792-2800
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Signature Luncheon - 2013 July
Description
Registration Policy:
The Exclusive Story Behind the President George W. Bush Library
Payment is necessary at the time of reservations. Due to facility requirements we must charge for reservations not canceled three days prior to the event. Unclaimed reservations during the event will be relinquished at noon. Walk-in customers will be seated based on space availability.
The Exclusive Story Behind the President George W. Bush Library
Featuring Alan Lowe, Director, George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum
When President George W. Bush made the decision to locate his presidential library in Dallas, the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) went to work. NARA, which has the responsibility for administrating all presidential libraries, began the task of collecting, examining and selecting the archives to be displayed in the museum. The effort was led by Alan Lowe, who became the Director of the library when it opened in May. Alan and his team from NARA had the monumental task of reviewing 70 million pages of documents, over 200 million email messages and 4 million photographs from the Bush Administration that went on display when the library opened in May. Hear the fascinating behind-the-scenes story of how the Bush Presidential Library and Museum came to life in North Texas.
When President George W. Bush made the decision to locate his presidential library in Dallas, the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) went to work. NARA, which has the responsibility for administrating all presidential libraries, began the task of collecting, examining and selecting the archives to be displayed in the museum. The effort was led by Alan Lowe, who became the Director of the library when it opened in May. Alan and his team from NARA had the monumental task of reviewing 70 million pages of documents, over 200 million email messages and 4 million photographs from the Bush Administration that went on display when the library opened in May. Hear the fascinating behind-the-scenes story of how the Bush Presidential Library and Museum came to life in North Texas.
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