John Nance Garner Museum - Resources
Exhibits
The Garner exhibit is on display at the First State Bank of Uvalde main branch lobby, courtesy of First State Bank, while the museum is closed for renovations. For location and additional information go to Contact Information and Hours.
Long Term – The John Nance Garner Museum exhibits photographs, original letters, political cartoons, art, furniture, and personal memorabilia relating to important events in the life and times of Mr. Garner. High spots in the exhibit include the gown and tuxedo worn by Mrs. Garner and Vice President Garner at the 1933 inaugural banquet; a winning poker hand that President Harry Truman presented to the Vice President on his ninety-fifth birthday; and Garner’s hunting and fishing gear, including his fishing rod, straw hat, hunting boots, and wooden canoe.
The John Nance Garner Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Entrance to the museum is free of charge.
For more information regarding the exhibit, e-mail Beverly Hadley or call (830) 278-5018.
