Ronald Reagan Presidential Library
Simi Valley, United States. Founded 1991.
- Type: Presidential
- City: Simi Valley
- Country: United States
- Founded: 1991
Overview
The largest and most visited of the presidential libraries, the Reagan Library occupies a hilltop in Simi Valley, California. A glass pavilion added in 2005 houses the Boeing 707 that served as Air Force One for seven presidents, disassembled and rebuilt inside. A section of the Berlin Wall stands on the grounds.
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