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Schedule of Events for 6/29/02 Public Opening of
LBJ on Display: Highlights from the Museum's Collection
Great Hall of the LBJ Library and Museum (2nd Floor)

1:30 p.m. Children's musician Joe McDermott plays
1:50 p.m. Austin Mayor Gus Garcia reads The Lorax
2:10 p.m. Joe Sigel, owner of Art on 5th Gallery and leading expert on Dr. Seuss' artwork, leads gallery tour to discuss the significance of the Dr. Seuss artwork
2:40 p.m. UT architecture professor Anthony Alofsin will discuss the Frank Lloyd Wright music stand given to Mrs. Johnson as well as the work of Wright.
3:00 p.m. Brig. Gen. James Cross, LBJ's Air Force One pilot, will discuss life aboard Air Force One and share some "war stories" of piloting LBJ. He will refer to models of Air Force One and the Lockheed Jetstar that served as Air Force Two and was kept in Texas during LBJ's presidency.