The Richard Nixon Library & Museum in Yorba Linda

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  HongLing Song

  :: 16 April 2018 07:49:54

  Nixon president is the brave and kind peacemaker. Thank you. My life got changed after because of him opened the door of China. Then I found out it was so smart way that he needed this open door of China opportunity to end the Vietnam war. The First Lady Pat use all of her true love to Chinese children, say hi for American children. What a peace bridge couple! Great example of life journey! Of course, no human beings are perfect without mistakes in this planet. So I feel he is the brave man to resign his presidency to stand out for the mistakes.

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  Barbara Kennedy

  :: 12 April 2018 16:16:23

  My husband and I were invited to a wedding reception at The Richard Nixon Presidential Library. I was so excited, having grown up close by in Hacienda Heights, but now living in south-west Riverside County. Unfortunately the museum was closed that late at night, but the whole event was fabulous! The grounds are lovely. The burial site of Pres. and Mrs. Nixon is very reverent. The childhood home of President Nixon is adorable, and the reflecting pool is beautiful. The room we had the reception in, I was told, was built to replicate one of the ballrooms in the White House. It was gorgeous! So elegant and stately. A very lovely place indeed.

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  Carlito N.

  :: 21 February 2018 22:23:34

  Wonderful museum with plenty of history that defined Ex-Pres Richard Nixon's administration. Museum's exhibits are really well organized, neat and very educational. Personally, my favorite part of the museum is the timeline of the Watergate scandal and the downfall of Nixon as US President. The museum, outdoor garden and Nixon's birthplace house sits on a 9 acre land. Admission is relatively affordable. Parking lot is huge. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable. A must see museum for families and every American who want to get to know Richard Nixon as a president, as a man and a husband.

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  Am S

  :: 20 February 2018 19:21:15

  Excellent experience. We went on President's Day, and the line stretched from the front door, all the way to the helicopter. There was free cherry pie, presidential character actors, a concert by the Air Force Band, and many docents. The parking lot was filled, but there's ample parking across the street. Exhibits were very informative, and great to discover. We will go back on a less busy day.

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  Sarah K

  :: 10 February 2018 08:23:56

  This place is well organized and managed! The staff is warm and welcoming. They are full of knowledge. Very clean and peaceful place to visit and to even relax. There isn’t an actual library, but an archive. I especially liked the outdoor setting with the actual home of Nixon and the gardens. Minus one star, because I realized this place isn’t a smoke free zone. So people who work there even smoke outdoors near the pool area. This was very disappointing cause I brought my child with me and she had to experience secondhand smoke. Other than that I found this place to be a delightful experience. Free parking and lots of parking space. The admission fee is $16 for adults, $6 for children 5 to 11, and free for kids 4 and under.