Presidential libraries: Historical views

Article Abstract:

Historians provide their personal views on whether the presidential libraries contribute on highlighting the lives and views of the U.S. presidents in retelling the history of America. Some claim that they have a very narrow focus, whereas others believe that people should support the presidency because they are elected to represent all the people of the U.S.

Public affairs, Social aspects, History, Ex-presidents

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Presidential libraries: Johnson and Nixon libraries accentuate the positive

Article Abstract:

Visitors to the museums of former U.S. presidents Lyndon B. Johnson and Richard M. Nixon went back with more information about the presidents, and without voicing any complaints. Some found the libraries and museums accurate, fair and more honest while others believed the exhibits were well documented.

Evaluation, Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library and Museum, Richard M. Nixon Presidential Library

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