Ronald Reagan Presidential Library

The Ronald Reagan Library is one of the nine Presidential libraries built with private funds and donated to the United States. The National Archives and Records Administration administer the library. The Library and Museum Bookstore encompass 153,000 square feet on 100 acres and includes an exact replica of the Oval Office. Available for public review are over 50,000 pages of documents, 1.5 million photographs and 75,000 gifts. Also, a vividly graffitied section of the Berlin Wall, a Cossack Sadle from Mikhail Gorbachev, and other memorabilia. Four theatres provide visitors the opportunity to view videos tracing President Reagan's life as an actor, Governor of California to President of the United States. Also on display is an exhibit, "Exquisite Diplomacy: Gifts of Fine Jewelry During the Reagan Years," featuring more than 75 pieces of gold, platinum and silver jewelry set with diamonds, emeralds, pearls and other precious and semiprecious stones. "Cast for a President: Sculpture From the Collection of the Reagan Presidential Library" shows off never-before-seen artworks.

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