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What Is George W. Bush's Mailing Address?
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Former president George W. Bush accepts postal mail via his office address listed as Office of George W. Bush, P.O. Box 259000, Dallas, TX 75225-9000. Additionally, mail can be sent to the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum at 1000 George Bush Drive West, College Station, TX 77845.
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George W. Bush, known for the No Child Left Behind Act of 2002, was the 43rd president, elected to office in 2001. None of the former United States presidents have a way to be contacted through email, including president George W. Bush. However, it is possible to reach out to the presidential office via email at info@ogwb.org. Personal responses should not be expected, but a reply from a member of staff at the office is a possibility.
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