The Texas Gallery hosts an extensive permanent collection of art featuring works from regional and Texas artists, sculpture, paintings and artifacts from around the world dating from the 11th century to the present. MORE

Experience the home gallery, fine artwork and custom framing of nationally renowned artist Benjamin Knox. MORE

Going hand-in-hand with one of the largest horticulture departments in the nation is the Texas A&M Benz Gallery of Floral Art. Display cases in this park-like atrium of the Horticulture/Forest Science Building hold exhibits for the pleasure of students and the community-at-large. MORE

This museum chronicles the tragedies and triumphs of African American life from ancient civilizations to the present day, while also focusing on local history's of churches, families and schools. The museum strives to explore, develop, preserve and present the cultural heritage of African Americans. MORE

The Museum boasts a gallery with exhibits of fossils, sculptures, antique farming and survey equipment, a discovery room with more than fifteen varieties of live animals, dozens of taxidermy mounts, educational resources and several exhibits. MORE

Built in 1903 with funds from the Carnegie Foundation, this library is the oldest existing Carnegie Library in Texas still used as a library. MORE

A hands-on, interactive and educational museum where kids learn through play with hands-on-activities. MORE

Home to Texas A&M University's rare books, special collections, manuscripts, and archival repository, Cushing Library presents 4-6 exhibits for visitors each year in addition to their permanent displays. MORE

The story of George Bush is a fascinating one of adventure, courage, dedication and ser­vice. The exhibit galleries trace his life from his years as a young boy learning the value of public service, to his years as a Navy hero and world leader. Explore countless photos, archival documents, news cover­age and never-before-seen film footage documenting world-changing events such as the reunification of Germany, the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the invasion of Panama and the end of the Cold War.

The museum reveals the unique influences and challenges that shaped Bush's life and presidency through artifacts, films, photographs, documents, music and interactive video that creates a museum experience that is both educational and entertaining. Included in the museum's exhibits are items ranging from a 1925 film of George Bush's first steps in Kennebunkport, Maine, to records and memorabilia from his tenure as the 41st President of the United States. Visitors can also see a replica Camp David office and White House Situation Room, and have a photo made in our replica Oval Office.

Like the other Presidential Libraries, the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum is also a research institution. Fully integrated into the academic environment of Texas A&M University, the library’s col­lections include more than 43 million pages of official and personal papers; 2 million photographs; 2,500 hours of videotape; and 100,000 museum objects. These rich primary sources document George Bush’s distinguished public career as congressman, ambassador to the United Nations, chief of the U.S. Liaison Office in China, chair­man of the Republican National Committee, director of the Central Intelligence Agency, vice president and president. MORE

The Stark Galleries will reopen after the Memorial Student Center renovations are completed in the Fall of 2012. MORE