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Reagan Post-Presidency Chronology

1989 01/20/1989 Leaves White House, returns to California 02/06/1989 Celebrates his 78th birthday at the Bistro Garden Restaurant, Los Angeles, CA 04/26/1989 At his office in Century City, California,...

Reagan's Daily Diary

  The President’s Daily Diary is a day-by-day record of Ronald Reagan’s eight years as President. It chronicles such activities as meetings, briefings, press conferences, telephone calls, photo sessio...

White House Inventories

Below is an alphabetical list of finding aids to collections that were generated within the White House.  The Library provides a list of White House offices and their staff. Works prepared by the U.S....

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White House Office of Records Management Subject File, 1981-1989

The White House Office of Records Management (WHORM) Subject File collection consists of action or policy material organized into 60 primary subject categories, by case file number. For more details o...

Ronald Reagan's Family

Ronald Reagan’s Parents John Edward “Jack” Reagan and Nelle Clyde Wilson .  Jack was born in Fulton, Illinois on July 13, 1883 (07/13/1883) and raised in the Catholic Church.  Nelle was born in Fulton...

Residences of Ronald W. Reagan

Early Years - Illinois Dates Street Address City, State Story February 6, 1911 (02/06/1911)-May 1911 111 Main Street Tampico, IL Ronald Reagan was born in a second-floor apartment in this building. So...

Schools Ronald Reagan Attended

1917-1918 – Silas Willard Elementary School, Galesburg, IL 1st grade 1918-1919 – Monmouth Central School, Monmouth, IL 2nd and 3rd grade (Reagan was promoted to 3rd grade early in school term) 1919-19...

Films Viewed by President and Mrs. Reagan

President Reagan and Mrs. Reagan watching a film in the White House Theater DATE LOCATION MOVIE TITLE 01/31/1981 Camp David Tribute 02/14/1981 Camp David Nine to Five 02/28/1981 White House The Black ...

Trips to Camp David

Camp David is a Presidential Retreat in the Maryland Catoctin Mountains about 60 miles outside Washington, DC. The Reagans visited Camp David frequently for horseback riding, walking with their dogs, ...