Day 1

• Arrive In Midland to a Red Carpet Welcome Reception
• Check into the hotel and relax
• Depart for dinner on the patio at Sedona Grill
• Wind down with great Mexican food and a Texas sunset

Day 2

• Breakfast at the hotel
• Depart for the American Airpower Heritage Museum and Confederate Air Force International Headquarters
• Tour the museum and CAF
• Enjoy a mess hall lunch in the Pub of the Confederate Air Force
• Depart for shopping
• Shop one-of-a-kind Miss Cayce’s Christmas Store for holiday decorations and ornaments
• Purchase Mexican imports at Way Out West Trading Post
• Depart for dinner and entertainment
• Enjoy a Texas steak dinner at the Cattle Baron Steakhouse
• Depart for the historic Yucca Theatre
• Throw popcorn and enjoy sidesplitting laughter during the Olio of Summer Mummers melodrama mayhem (June through Labor Day)

 Day 3

• Check out of the hotel
• Depart for Scarborough-Linebery House
• Enjoy tea and scones in the beautiful backyard of this Historical Texas Medallion Home with a tour of the interior
• Depart for Susie's South Forty Confections
• Coffee and toffee at Susie's South Forty Confections with a demonstration on candy making
• Lunch at Southern Velle for authentic southern home cooking
• Depart for next destination

 Day 1

• Arrive In Midland to a Red Carpet Welcome Reception
• Check into the hotel
• Depart for the Museum of the Southwest to enjoy the many sculptures, art and photography collections devoted to the American Southwest.
• Stroll across the grounds to the Haley Library to view paintings and sculptures by many cowboy artists and a bronze bell that once hung in the Alamo
• Lunch at Johnny’s Barbecue
• View exhibits at Gallery 1114
• Painting session at The Pottery with refreshments (requires overnight stay for firing)
• View exhibits at Signature Galleries of West Texas 
• View exhibits at Midland College - McCormick Gallery
• View the world’s largest collection of Nose Art at the Commemorative Air Force American Airpower Heritage Museum
• Dinner with period entertainment served in the Pub at CAF
• Return to hotel

Day 2

• Breakfast at the hotel
• Depart for Sibley Nature Center for a morning walk and sketch session
• View exhibits at Midland Gallery 
• View exhibits at Folger Gallery
• Lunch at Harvest Cafe
• Pick up fired pottery pieces from The Pottery
• Tour the Tom Lovell Collection at the Permian Basin Petroleum Museum
• Depart for next destination

· Depart Midland for Big Spring

· Tour Refinery in Big Spring

· Return to Midland

· Lunch at the Petroleum Club

· Tour Permian Basin Petroleum Museum and walk through the world’s largest collection of antique drilling equipment and modern machinery

· Cowden Park (old baseball backstop south of house at 2703 Sentinel)

· Houston Elementary School, 2000 W. Louisiana Ave.

· San Jacinto Junior High School, 1400 N. 'N' St.

 Childhood Homes:

· 1948 916 E. 17th St. Odessa*

· 1948 E. 14th St. (Rented) Odessa**

· 1948-49 1519 E. 7th St. (Removed) Odessa

· 1950-51 405 E. Maple Midland

· 1952-56 1412 W. Ohio Midland

· 1957-58 2703 Sentinel Midland

· 1959 Family left Midland and moved to Houston 

*Betty Orbeck note 1/89, conversation with photographer who talked to Mrs. Bush
** Betty Orbeck note 7/99, info from Presidential Museum in Odessa

 Later homes in Midland:

· 1975 2008-A Bedford Ave. Midland

· 1976-77 2006-A Harvard Ave. Midland

· 1978-84 1405 W. Golf Course Road Midland

· 1985-87 910 Harvard Ave. Midland

· Bedford and 2006-A Harvard were rentals of apartments in back of main home

· 1405 W. Golf Course and 910 Harvard addresses include Laura W. Bush

 Midland Businesses & Addresses:

· 1976-77 Bush Oil (probably 406 C&K Petroleum Building)

· 1978-80 oil producer or independent oil operator (514 Permian Building)

· 1981 Arbusto Energy, president

· 1982-84 Bush Exploration Co., president (probably 801 Petroleum Building, - 1982 only listed)

· 1985-87 Spectrum Seven Energy Corp, chairman of the board