At the Bush Library...

"... a butterfly ballot from Palm Beach County, Fla., a replica of Mr. Bush’s Oval Office, the bullhorn he used at ground zero and a gnarled steel girder from the World Trade Center demolished on Sept. 11, 2001...."

Mr. Bush’s museum does not ignore controversies like the  weapons of mass destruction that were never found in Iraq, but it does not dwell on them either. In the Iraq display, it says flatly, “No stockpiles of W.M.D. were found.” But then it adds, “Post-invasion inspections confirmed that Saddam Hussein had the capacity to resume production of W.M.D.”...

“The museum itself is the Bushes’ personal statement about what they think was important,” said Mark Langdale, president of the George W. Bush Foundation, who oversaw the construction. “We fully anticipate that some people will try to poke holes or some people will debate. That’s fine. That’s part of history.”