Today marks 10 years since the passing of Nancy Reagan.
Born in 1921, Nancy Davis Reagan was a Hollywood actress who became a devoted wife to Ronald Reagan and then First Lady. She was President Reagan’s strongest champion, and led initiatives like her “Just Say No” campaign.
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Ronald Reagan on Iran under the Shah vs. the Ayatollah.
Today we celebrate the anniversary of Ronald and Nancy Reagan, whose 52-year marriage endured a lifetime. In a 1970 love letter on this day, he wrote: “For 18 years it has been March 4 every day. Only this March 4, I’m 18 times as much in love as on that first one when I was really born.”
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On this day in 1983, President and Mrs. Reagan gathered in San Francisco for a dinner honoring Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom at the M.H. de Young Memorial Museum.
Terrorism fears peace.
Peace through Strength 👊
Celebrating the birthday of the incomparable Elizabeth Taylor. Pictured here are two memorable moments: one with President and Mrs. Reagan during her 1981 performance in "The Little Foxes," and another with Nancy Reagan at a private dinner honoring Crown Prince Akihito of Japan.
This evening in 1981, President Reagan welcomed Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher to the White House for a State Dinner, forging a friendship that would become one of the most iconic alliances across the transatlantic seas.
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Today we celebrate the birthday of Levi Strauss whose iconic denim helped define the American West. On display in our limited-time Cowboys: History & Hollywood exhibition: an original pair of Levi’s 501 jeans from the 1890s.
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“One key to exercise is to find something you enjoy.”
In honor of American Heart Month, a reminder from President Ronald Reagan to stay active and explore activities you love.
On this day in 1985, Edwin Meese III was sworn in as Attorney General. He had previously served as Counselor to President Ronald Reagan and was one of his trusted advisers and close friend.
Ronald Reagan explaining socialism and the potato problem all in one joke.
As the world falls in love with Punch the monkey, we’re reminded of Ronald Reagan’s special bond with Bonzo — his chimpanzee co-star in "Bedtime for Bonzo," pictured here on set.
Join us at the Reagan Library withJonathan Turley on his new book, "The Rage and the Republic: The Unfinished Story of the American Revolution."
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Celebrating George Washington's birthday today... and wait for the punchline!
On the final day of the Winter Olympics, hear President Reagan speak with pride to the 1988 Winter Olympic Team 🏅
At the Winter Olympics, we come together as one nation to cheer on Team USA.
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President Reagan reflecting on his mother in his autobiography, "An American Life."
Our thoughts and prayers continue to be with the family of Nancy Guthrie as they fight for her safe return.
President Reagan on who actually pays the price when taxes go up.
We are saddened to hear of the passing of Reverend Jesse Jackson and offer our condolences to his family. While President Reagan and Rev. Jackson often stood on opposite ends of the political spectrum, President Reagan believed democracy worked best when leaders engaged one another.
Happy Presidents' Day!
We extend our condolences to the family and loved ones of Robert Duvall, who passed away yesterday. Pictured here with President & Mrs. Reagan at a 1985 White House event benefiting the Nancy Reagan Drug Abuse Fund.
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In their own words ❤️
The Great American Love Story of Ronald and Nancy Reagan ❤️
Here's President Reagan as a "modest substitute" for Nancy.
