D. Smith / NPS Photo For more information on the different areas of Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park, click on one of the links below:
LBJ Boyhood Home
The Johnson family moved to Johnson City in 1913 when young Lyndon was five years old. 
Johnson Settlement
Lyndon Johnson's grandparents settled in Johnson City in the 1860s. 
Junction School
Lyndon Johnson went to school at this one-room schoolhouse when he was four years old. 
Reconstructed Birthplace
Explore the only presidential birthplace to be reconstructed by a sitting U.S. president. 
Johnson Family Cemetery
The final resting place of Johnson family members includes the President and First Lady. 
Texas White House
President Johnson spent 25% of his time in office working from his family home. The house is currently closed for renovations. 
Ranching the LBJ Way
The ranch operates today as it did during the 1960s. Today Hereford cattle still roam these same pastures. 
Presidential Vehicles
From a 1915 fire truck to a 1960s Amphicar, the President's personality showed in his vehicles. |
Last updated: January 7, 2026