

We spent the morning at the library and thoroughly enjoyed the visit. While the library houses millions of documents for historians and researchers, there are numerous multi-media exhibits portraying Clinton’s life and presidency for amateurs like us. We looked for the blue Gap dress, but it was nowhere to be seen.
Below are a couple of interior photos—here the design also reflects the bridge imagery.


After lunch we headed west toward Oklahoma City, our next stop. Eastern Oklahoma was very green with rolling hills and not much civilization except for the proliferation of Indian casinos. It seems like every tribe has one and there’s at least one at every exit.
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