Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park
No admission feeSee LBJ's boyhood home in Johnson City, then drive the LBJ Ranch past his birthplace, school and family cemetery.

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A living history farm within Lyndon B. Johnson State Park where costumed rangers demonstrate 19th and early 20th century rural life.
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The Sauer-Beckmann farm sits inside Lyndon B. Johnson State Park and Historic Site. Park rangers in period clothing carry out farm work such as tending animals, cooking on a wood stove, and doing household tasks, and they answer visitors' questions. Visitors walk through on a self-guided basis. The property passed from the Sauer family, who settled it in 1869, to the Beckmann family, and it was sold to Texas Parks and Wildlife in 1966.
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