RichardNixonLibrary

Operated by the National Archives and Records Administration, the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum documents the presidency of Richard Nixon.

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...nearly 4,500 audio recordings, 300,000 still photographs, 2 million feet of film, and more than 62,000 State Gifts, Public Gifts, and historical objects. Visit https://t.co/GKOXwzWoAa to learn more!
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Today is #InternationalArchivesDay
Did you know the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum is one of 16 presidential libraries administered by the National Archives and Records Administration?
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We serve the public by protecting, preserving, and providing access to the Nixon Library’s collection of more than 46 million documents, 3,700 hours of recorded Presidential conversations known as the “White House Tapes,” 4,000 separate recordings of broadcast video...
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@JeanneHoffa Currently, we have no speaker events scheduled. Please visit the private Nixon Foundation website to view their event calendar.

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Congress has restored funding of appropriated activities, and the National Archives has begun to restore normal operations. We are working to open to the public as soon as possible. Please check our website for updates.

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We’re sorry, but we will not be able to post updates to our social media channels during the government shutdown. All National Archives events– virtual or in person– are canceled until further notice. We will be unable to reply to messages or emails until the government reopens.

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Congress has restored funding of appropriated activities, and the National Archives has begun to restore normal operations. We are working to open to the public as soon as possible. Please check https://t.co/6CRiegxBYK for updates.

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We’re sorry, but we will not be able to post updates to our social media channels during the government shutdown. All National Archives events–virtual or in person–are canceled until further notice. We will be unable to reply to messages or emails until the government reopens.

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Because we were closed yesterday in observance of the National Day of Mourning for former President Jimmy Carter, visit us to celebrate President Nixon’s birthday today. Admission is FREE!
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President Nixon's birthday will be celebrated at the Museum with free admission the following day, January 10. There will be limited access to the burial site of the President and First Lady and the Birthplace on January 9. Please visit @nixonfoundation for access information
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The Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum will be closed on Thursday, January 9 to mark the National Day of Mourning honoring former President Jimmy Carter and his legacy. The Library will reopen to the public on Friday, January 10.
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May his memory be an inspiration and a blessing.
Beginning today, the public is invited to pay tribute to President Carter at the Nixon Library by signing a book of condolences that will be delivered to the Carter family.
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We were deeply saddened to learn of former President Jimmy Carter's passing yesterday. The nation & the world has lost a kind, thoughtful, & thoroughly decent man who not only possessed the ability to relate to the common person but who continued to work for the greater good
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From his Navy service during World War II to his long career as a public servant to his continual efforts to help those who are suffering, his love for humanity shone through. In 2002, he received the Nobel Peace Prize for his humanitarian efforts.
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@PrezWisdom Their December 19, 1972 telephone conversation is available on our website. It is White House Tapes Conversation 034-131: 
https://t.co/ZoCIlmXqKn

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The White House is a place of business… but it’s also a home.

📷: @NixonLibrary / @USNatArchives

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Esteemed author and president of Duquesne University, Ken Gormley, will address one of the most controversial decisions ever made by a U.S. President during a turbulent time in American history.
Registration for this free program is required: https://t.co/OLdzy4l2cO

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Did you know we are also on IG? Come for the adorable dog photos, stay for the wealth of federal records and history. https://t.co/Nkl3zDCmPf