Ronald Reagan Library and Museum
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In a storied career that spanned more than five decades, Ronald Reagan inspired Americans to act and achieve even more than they imagined. His legacy thrives at The Ronald Reagan Library and Museum where his life is traced through the events and exhibits that seek to bring his values, actions, and spirit of determination to live.
Each president decorates the Oval Office to suit his tastes. President Reagan, inspired by the West, added earthy colors, western art including a collection of bronze saddles, and, of course, a jar of jelly bellies for his desk! While at the Reagan Library, you will be able to view this full-scale replica of the Oval Office, decorated as it was during President Reagan’s presidency.
Ronald Reagan believed fervently in the greatness and goodness of America, and he knew that American strength was central to world peace. Nothing made him prouder than being Commander in Chief. You could see in his eyes how much it meant to receive, and return a salute.
He felt a special bond with the men and women in uniform, especially the young people from the small towns across America. That they were willing to risk their lives for their country never ceased to amaze and humble President Reagan.
An exhibit at the Ronald Reagan Library and Museum from May 24, 2019, September 8, 2019, is The World Of Da Vinci. Discover the true Leonardo da Vinci through these sources of inspiration, a workshop of ideas and designs for everyone. The amount of history at the Reagan Library and Museum is amazing, and Air Force 1 is even kept here on display. There is a museum shop on site as well as a few dining options if you work up a hunger!
The Museum is open daily between 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. (Christmas Eve closing at 3:00 p.m. | closed only on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day).

I’d highly recommend this as a place to visit. 👍🏾
1. Air Force one pavilion is fabulous.
2. Balcony view is great
3. Featured with huge amount of content while every section is organized and well connected.
Cons:
1. Overpriced. (FYI: Nixon’s library charges $16 adult, $10 students, free to active military) considering both libraries are administered by NARA, it’s weird to see the price gap.
2. The WWII exhibition does not have a clear topic. It feels like the library just grab anything related to that piece of history then put them right in front of you without arrangement.
3. The hostility against communism is overwhelming and unnecessary. Although President Reagan is indeed a tough man against communism, I do think the design of Cold War section does not help educate people of the crazy time. The section is more like a propaganda, just like the library itself, totally ignores controversial issues in Reagan’s terms while try to deify him.
Nixon’s library is better.
The museum is educational and has a number of good photo opportunities. There's a ton of cool exhibits and pieces of memorabilia.
Also liked the F-14 and Stealth F-117 Nighthawk on display.
Go see the library at least once. I'll probably be back!
From the moment you walk in your greeted by a staff that enjoys their job and loves history. Most of all our 40th President.
Ronald Reagan was an icon... From famous actor to 2 term California Governor. 2 term President.
Museum takes you through his youth to his final days.
Reagan was all about the country and serving the citizens of the country.
He flew the most of any President being the ambassador of Peace through Strength.
Must see to relive our history. Most of all too experience one the most beloved Presidents of our time.
Bucket list of many..... 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
The WW2 exhibit is large, DARK (think elderly visitors!) on 2 floors and has no rhyme or reason in display narrative. Tons of placards to read through, and the interesting video interviews with WW2 veterans are hard to hear unless you are right next to the screen. I had my 85 yr old father with me who is a WW2 history buff. And he thought is was chaotic and difficult to navigate.
There were thousands of photos and videos on display, reminding us all of the good and bad issues, incidents, movements, etc. that happened during the Reagan presidency. Through photos, you learn a great deal about Reagan's life as a child, his Hollywood years, his years as President and post presidency until passing.
The location is gorgeous, with lush gardens and landscaping, and you can dine outside and view Simi Valley, most vibrant at sunset. This is where you will find the gravesites of President and Mrs. Reagan. Most certain to take your breath away and fill your eyes with watery emotion. By far, one of the best Presidential libraries I've visited. We were there 4+ hours.
The main exhibition has the Berlin Wall, you can board Air Force One and the presidential helicopter as well as see a replica of the Oval Office.
I would not bother with the audio tour as reading the signs is enough and there is so much to see.
Easy to park, beautiful grounds and not a dull moment.
Thank you for suggesting membership. It will come in handy very soon.
Ronald Reagan Library and Museum
(805) 522-2977
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