The Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum
Today we start our online visits to the libraries of the Presidents of the United States. Every President since Herbert Hoover have created libraries to house the personal papers and records of their administration, for the examination of generations to come. The first stop will be at the library of one of the most popular Presidents ever, Ronald Reagan.
President Reagan has had as wide and varied career as any previous president in our nation’s history. From radio announcer to actor to movie star to governor, his has been a long and interesting life. It is all here for one to see, in cyber form. While the site is still under development, it contains some vital and important information about the man who many consider the greatest American president. History will treat him with the respect and reverence that is his due, and this library will be the portal to understanding who he is and what he stands for.
Enjoy your stop here, and remember, “…when the chips are down, and the breaks are beating the boys, ask them to go out and just win one for the Gipper”.
http://www.reagan.utexas.edu

I was saddened to hear of President Reagan’s death and I wish to express my most sincere condolances to the entire Reagan family. Although I never met the President personally, it was an honor for me and my son, Zachary Oxman to be asked to design and construct the President Ronald Wilson Reagan Eteranl Freedom Flame; A Living Memorial,housed at the Republican Senatorial Committee Offices in Washington DC.
Architect,Michael l. Oxman
My heartfelt sympathy to you and your family, Mrs. Reagan and peace in your hearts in the days ahead. You were so lucky to be with him so many years and enjoy your love together. His many admirers will miss him as we have in the past and will in the future.
Sincerely,
Marie M. Baumann