As President Reagan reminds us, Veterans Day is a time for contemplation and gratitude. Take a moment to reflect on the meaning of service and the sacrifices made in defense of our nation.
To all who have served, thank you. 🇺🇸
We are saddened by the passing of actor Stacy Keach and extend our heartfelt condolences to his family and friends.
When Mrs. Reagan passed in 2016, he wrote:
"It was my great honor and privilege to know Mrs. Reagan and to be a part of her 'Just Say No' program during her tenure as First Lady in the 1980's. Mrs. Reagan was a shining example of what it means to be unselfishly in the service of others. She was the epitome of grace and elegance, and her devotion to helping those less fortunate than ourselves inspired all of us to reach for the better parts of our nature, and to share it with others. She was truly a great American, and a great First Lady. I feel blessed to have known her, and her support for me and my family will always be a Hallmark in my life."
We are grateful for his contributions. He will be missed.
Today, we honor the brave men and women who have worn our nation’s uniform. Thank you to those who sacrificed so that freedom could endure. #VeteransDay
251 years of courage. 251 years of answering the call. Happy birthday, to the U.S. Marine Corps (@USMC)! 🇺🇸
Thank you to @marieclaire and royal editor Kristin Contino for featuring the exhibition and sharing the fascinating stories behind Renae Plant’s extraordinary collection: marieclaire.com/celebrity/ro…
Now open at the Reagan Library! Plan your visit now.
Today, on his son Mac’s birthday, @GarySinise’s new book, “Graceful Warrior,” officially hits shelves. ❤️
It’s also the 251st birthday of the U.S. Marine Corps. A fitting day to recognize Gary, who was named an Honorary Marine for his dedication to service members, veterans, and their families.
We’re looking back at Gary’s visit to the Reagan Library, where he shared his story with more than 800 guests. Thank you, Gary, for spending the day with us and for all you do through the @GarySiniseFound.
41 years ago today, one of the most unforgettable nights at the White House State Dinner. ✨
On November 9, 1985, Princess Diana took to the dance floor with John Travolta at a White House dinner hosted by President and Mrs. Reagan. The magical dance would go down in history.
Now, you can see the famous gown she wore that night up close. Our new exhibition “Diana: Love Life Legacy” is now open at the Reagan Library, featuring Princess Diana’s iconic Travolta dress alongside Nancy Reagan’s gown from that same evening.
🎓 Congratulations to the inaugural recipients of the GE Aerospace–Reagan Workforce Readiness Scholarship!
We are proud to join @GE_Aerospace in recognizing 10 exceptional students from across the country who received as much as $20,000 to pursue technical education, skilled-trade training, and career development opportunities.
Through this partnership, we're investing in the next generation of skilled professionals, expanding pathways to meaningful careers, and helping strengthen the future of American industry and innovation.
👉 Interested in applying next year? Applications for the 2027 scholarship program open February 1! Learn more about eligibility and how to apply: lnkd.in/esQiZ2rf
#ReaganEDU #Scholarships #WorkforceDevelopment #SkilledTrades #GEAerospace
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🔗 And meet this year's inaugural recipients: reaganfoundation.org/about-u…
On this day in 1989, the Berlin Wall fell.
For 28 years, the Wall stood as a symbol of the division between East and West. During his visit to Berlin, President Ronald Reagan chipped away at a piece of the Wall himself. Years later, he and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev stood side by side at the Reagan Library in front of an actual section of it. A striking image of how much had changed.
That same piece of the Berlin Wall remains on display outside the Reagan Library today. We invite you to come see this piece of history for yourself.
You know Jimmy Stewart the beloved actor. But did you know about his military career? President Reagan did and he loved reminding people!
With the new biopic "Jimmy" now in theaters, we're revisiting President Reagan's favorite story about his friend who was with him on the campaign trail.
More Princess Diana, more stories, and another special look inside the exhibition. 👑
Thank you to @GOTGA and @KTLAMorningNews for featuring Diana: Love Life Legacy and giving viewers a glimpse of the more than 750 artifacts on display, including many never before seen by the public.
Now open at the Reagan Library. Plan your visit: reaganlibrary.com/diana
NOW OPEN! 👑 The world premiere of “Princess Diana: Love Life Legacy – A Life of Giving” officially opened today at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library!
Explore 750 extraordinary artifacts, including 740 never before exhibited to the public, celebrating the life and enduring legacy of the People’s Princess.
🎟️ Get your tickets today at reaganfoundation.org/diana
Want to dress a little more like Princess Diana? Now you can. 👑
From replicas of her iconic sweaters to accessories and keepsakes, shop the exclusive collection inspired by the style of Princess Diana: reaganfoundation.org/store/c…
Then see the stories behind them all at the Diana: Love Life Legacy exhibit, opening TOMORROW, November 7 at the Reagan Library: reaganlibrary.com/diana
As President Reagan has said: “Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction.”
Ronald Reagan believed every generation has a responsibility to protect the freedoms and opportunities they inherit and to pass them on to the next. 🇺🇸
A first look at Diana: Love Life Legacy! 💙
Thank you to @GMA and @abcnews for sharing a glimpse inside our newest exhibition, featuring over 750 original artifacts from the life of Diana, Princess of Wales, including iconic fashion pieces, childhood keepsakes, and the famous dress she wore to dance with John Travolta at the White House.
Opening this Saturday, November 7. You won't want to miss this one: reaganlibrary.com/diana
Diana: Love Life Legacy opens this weekend, November 7th. Get your tickets now: reaganlibrary.com/diana








