Simi Valley highlight
Ronald Reagan Presidential Library
A presidential museum at 40 Presidential Drive operated by the National Archives with 18 galleries of interactive exhibits and archived materials.
The Ronald Reagan Presidential Library sits on a hilltop on the western edge of Simi Valley at 40 Presidential Drive, operated by the National Archives and Records Administration. The facility houses 18 galleries featuring interactive exhibits and hundreds of artifacts from the Reagan Administration, Reagan's term as Governor of California, and his presidential campaign materials. Visitors can explore the presidential archives, walk through exhibits on Cold War history and domestic policy, and browse the research collections.
The library draws visitors from across the region and serves researchers, students and families seeking to understand a pivotal period in American history. The facility includes multiple exhibition spaces, a research library where scholars work by appointment, dining options on site, and programs designed to engage visitors of different ages and backgrounds. The archives preserve decades of official documents, papers and memorabilia.
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