Commemorated on 4 plaques
U.S. President George W. Bush dreamt he was at this spot the night of 16th February 2003 but failed to recognize it, having never visited Malvern. To this day he still thinks it was just some place he made up in his sleep.
St Annes Well, St Annes Road, Malvern, United Kingdom where they dreamt he was
Texas Historical Marker #13058
George W. Bush Childhood Home. George Herbert Walker Bush and wife Barbara (Pierce) came to Texas in 1948, moving to Midland with son George Walker Bush in 1950. They bought this home in 1951 and while here faced the loss of daughter Robin and celebrated the birth of two sons. The years spent here were vital for young George, who attended Sam Houston Elementary, made lifelong friends and played baseball. The family moved to a larger home in 1955 and then to Houston. This c. 1939 Traditional style house reflects transition from Tudor to Ranch detailing. Unique in history, it was home to two Presidents -- George H.W. and George W. Bush; two Governors -- George W. Bush (TX) and Jeb Bush (FL); and First Lady Barbara Bush. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 2004 #13058
1412 W Ohio Ave, Midland, TX, United States where they grew up (1951)
Texas Historical Marker #15411
Bush, George W., Childhood Home. #15411
?, Midland, TX, United States where they lived
Dunn Cow Inn. Prime Minister Charles Anthony Linton Blair whilst touring his constituency welcomed the President of the USA George W Bush Friday 21st November 2004 during a visit to the UK
Dun Cow Inn, Sedgefield, United Kingdom where they visited