The J.B. Nethercutt Collection at San Sylmar in Sylmar, California is an outstanding display of dedication
and passion for "functional fine art". Beyond the realm of the
automobile, the collection houses superb examples of original antique
furniture, and a colossal display of automatic and reproducing musical
instruments.The
focus here is the automotive collection which spans over 200 cars. Although
currently, only 30 incredible cars are displayed at a time. That's the
bad news. The good news is a new, larger museum is currently under way
and will house the entire collection for viewing. To fully appreciate
the wonder that is San Sylmar I highly suggest calling the Museum staff
at 1(818)367-2251 to schedule your free tour. Due to numerous requests,
here is the museum street address: 15200 Bledsoe Street, Sylmar, California
91342. You will not be disappointed, only amazed.
San Sylmar is located in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains in
Southern California, just north of Los Angeles.
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Autry
National Center
Features America's Western heritage at the Valley's ode to the Wild
West, both situated in historic Griffith Park in the Southeast Valley.
The Autry Museum houses over 41,000 artifacts and fine arts and pays
homage to the American West -- from its Native American roots to its
pioneering past and the romance created by Hollywood. |
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4700
Western Heritage Way
Los Angeles, CA
(located in Griffith Park)
323-667-2000 |
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Home of the 2016 Republican
Presidential Debates hosted by CNN
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The
Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum
40 Presidential Drive
Simi Valley, California 93065 Main
Phone: 800-410-8354 or 805-577-4000
Fax: 805-577-4074
Email: Reagan.library@nara.gov
The
Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation
“The doors of this library are open now and all are welcome.
The judgment of history is left to you, the people.” —Ronald
Reagan, Remarks at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library Dedication
(November 4, 1991)
Artifacts
from President Reagan’s childhood and professional career
provide physical evidence of his extraordinary life. Step through
a model of the Dixon Arch in Illinois to experience Reagan’s
youth, while his Eureka College letter sweater recalls his student
years. A recreated studio booth highlights his early radio broadcasting
career, which led to an acting contract with Warner Bros. Film
clips. Original costumes and movie posters trace his days in
the movies, the Screen Actors Guild, and on television, as host
of GE Theater and Death Valley Days. Glimpse into Ronald and
Nancy Reagan’s devoted marriage, a love story straight
out of a Hollywood script. Learn about Reagan’s growing
involvement in politics. Witness his presidency, from reviving
the economy, reducing the size of the federal government, and
ending the threat of nuclear war. See a piece of the Berlin
Wall, immerse yourself in Camp David and Rancho del Cielo. And,
in 2005, walk through the Air Force One that President Reagan
used throughout his eight years in office.
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Air
Force One Pavilion
Upon leaving
office, President Reagan stated that one day he hoped he would
be able to share Air Force One with the American people by placing
it at his Presidential Library. That dream to have this magnificent
aircraft here at his Library has finally come true. We are privileged
to have this national treasure and honored by the trust the United
States Air Force has placed in us to share it with the American
people. The new Air Force One Pavilion, which opened on October
24, 2005, celebrates President Reagan’s vision and tells
the story of his staggering achievements.
Visitors
to the Reagan Library will be able to board the Air Force One
that served as the “Flying White House,” for President
Reagan and six other U.S. presidents from 1973-2001. The new Air
Force One Pavilion celebrates President Reagan’s vision
of face-to-face diplomacy and tells the story of his achievements
in promoting peace and democracy around the globe. In addition
to Air Force One, the Pavilion includes a Johnson-era Marine One
and a Presidential motorcade featuring President Reagan’s
1984 parade limousine.
40
Presidential Drive
Simi Valley, California 93065
Main
Phone: 800-410-8354 or 805-577-4000
Fax: 805-577-4074
Email: Reagan.library@nara.gov
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Great
places to sightsee and take the family. While you're out and about
stop in on Jay and say hi, the coffee and donuts are on him. |
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