While former Presidents and a star-studded cast of other dignitaries gather in Dallas, Texas, today for the dedication of the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum, the first library opened by Mr. Bush, located in Guantnamo, Cuba, celebrated its eleventh anniversary in January with considerably less pomp. And for Harland Dorrinson, who curates Mr. Bushs other library, the lack of attention stings. Were actually the first George W. Bush library, if anybody cares to know, Mr. Dorrinson said, adding that no media whatsoever covered the Guantnamo librarys eleventh anniversary. They say that millions of people are going to visit the George W. Bush Library in Dallas every year, he said. On a good day, were lucky if we see one or two C.I.A. guys in between interrogations, looking for a Tom Clancy novel. While Mr. Dorrinson said that he doesnt expect his library to get the kind of attention likely to be enjoyed by its fancier counterpart in Dallas any time soon, he calls the absence of recognition hurtful. It seems like there was a lot of excitement about this place when we opened in 2002, he said. When was the last time you heard anyone in Washington even say the word Guantnamo? Thats a shame, he added, because the library at Guantnamo has a lot to offer that the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum in Dallas doesnt: If you go to their Web site, you see that theyre closed some days. Were going to be open forever. 