Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum

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NEWS

National Archives Recognizes Four Historians Who Shaped the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum
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The New Nixon Library is open to the public!
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Education Tours Resume!
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THE ARCHIVE

Declassified Documents

On June 14, 2017, the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum opened additional Nixon Presidential Materials, which were declassified in response to researcher requests and through systematic processing.

Over 1,500 pages were processed under mandatory declassification. Among them are documents relating to Kissinger Telcons, Vietnam, and the Middle East.

View the MANDATORY DECLASSIFICATION REVIEW FINDING AID

New Materials Release

On May 19, 2017, the Nixon Library released approximately 1,600 pages of Warren ("Bill") Gulley's materials from the White House Central Files. The materials in this collection consist of one series of visitor reports from the Presidential retreat, Camp David. The reports describe visits by the President, First Family, Heads of State, and White House administration staff members. In some instances, schedules and itineraries are included.

To learn more about the collection, view the COLLECTION FINDING AID

NEW EXHIBITION

Picturing Nam: U.S. Military Photography of the Vietnam War

September 2, 2017 - January 7, 2018

American involvement in the Vietnam war will be illustrated through photographs created by military photographers and documents from the Nixon Presidential Library's archive.
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DOCUMENTARY EVENT

Until They're Gone: a film about landmines, the people who remove them, and hope.

September 21, 2017, 6:00 p.m.

Join us for a free screening of this thought-provoking documentary, followed by a discussion with the filmmaker and subjects of the film.
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VIRTUAL EXHIBIT
Nixon throught the lens

Campaign 1972:
Nixon Through the Lens

Campaign 1972: Nixon Through the Lens is a presentation of memorable images from the 1972 Presidential Campaign by photographer Ollie Atkins. The project was produced by Library staff and presented by the
Google Cultural Institute.
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This project is part of a larger presentation, “American Democracy.” To see all 73 virtual exhibits, which include other Presidential Libraries. LEARN MORE

The President and the King

On December 21, 1970, the White House hosted one of the most historic intersections of pop culture and politics in the twentieth century. Visit our Nixon and Elvis page for photographs and other resources relating to this unforgettable meeting.
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2017 CONCERT SCHEDULE

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