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== Legacy == James Michener died on October 16, 1997, in Austin, Texas, where he had relocated late in life, but his Bucks County legacy remains substantial. The Michener Art Museum, occupying the former Bucks County prison, preserves his collection and honors his name in the town where he grew up. His novels, still read decades after publication, continue introducing readers to places and histories that his research illuminated. Michener represents what Doylestown and Bucks County could produce—a writer whose ambition matched his discipline, whose success benefited the region that formed him.<ref name="dyer"/>
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