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Robert Douglas Bullock (July 10, 1929 – June 18, 1999), was an American Democratic politician from Texas, whose career spanned four decades.
Explore the history and culture of Texas through exhibits, artifacts, programs and events at the Bob Bullock Museum. Learn about the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, lowriding, the squeezebox and more.
A tribute to the late lieutenant governor of Texas, who was known for his political skills, temperament, and controversies. Friends and colleagues share their memories of Bullock's leadership, humor, and legacy.
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Jun 19, 1999 · Bob Bullock, among the last of the earthy, string-pulling, hard-living political giants who used to sprout in Texas as thick as bluebonnets, died early yesterday at his home in Austin from what...
Learn how Bob Bullock, the longest-serving lieutenant governor in Texas history, wields power and influence in state politics. The article covers his background, achievements, style, and challenges in the 1994 session.
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Nov 20, 2017 · Thanks to Bullock’s efforts, visitors can now experience three floors of Texas history with over 700 original artifacts including the preserved hull of the sunken expedition ship La Belle in one of the museum’s most popular exhibits.
Learn about Bob Bullock, the former lieutenant governor who championed Texas history and led the effort to create the museum that bears his name. The museum showcases original artifacts, exhibitions, and programs that celebrate Texas culture and heritage.
