Ronald Reagan Presidential Library 4k Tour - Simi Valley, California
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- Опубликовано: 14 июл 2024
- This is NOT a political video. Please do not engage in political discussions in the comment section. This is simply a tour of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library (and Museum) for those who might be interested. Regardless of your political affiliations, this is a great museum to visit in my opinion. Thanks as always for stopping by!
The museum is in Simi Valley, CA about 45 miles north of downtown Los Angeles. The website can be found here:
www.reaganfoundation.org/
00:00 Introduction
01:16 Museum - First Half
04:07 Nancy Reagan
04:37 Air Force One Pavilion
10:38 Museum Outdoors
11:48 Museum - Second Half
13:17 Remembering Ronald Reagan
14:23 Summary
This is a well shot video with some amazing b/g music
Thanks so much! Took me a long time to find songs that I felt were fitting.
I never liked Ronald Reagan and still don't but, his Presidential Library is indeed one of the best.
The important thing is that you are open minded. There's a lot of people these days that, because they hate people, will hate anything associated with them. We may disagree on Reagan's presidency, but we agree that the library is amazing. I appreciate your comment. Thank you.
I'm going there for my birthday.
I went there yesterday
@connorlikesartandstuff2763 how was it? I just saw this comment.
Definitely would take the advice to go on a weekday, looked like a private tour! Would definitely like to check this out! Nice coverage of everything and fun musical score
The musical score of 9/11 and Reagan dying was fun?
@@primetraveltime maybe you forgot hail to the chief was in there when you were going into air force 2
fun fact, the Marine One helicopter on display here was not Reagan's, it was Johnson's. It's the same one that carried LBJ from Andrews AFB to the White House the day John F Kennedy was assassinated.
The Air Force One exhibit is worth the price of the ticket.
Absolutely!
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