Welcome to the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum

The Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum has opened to the public recently declassified National Security Council (NSC) records. In addition to 800 documents processed in response to mandatory declassification review requests, the opening includes systematic review done for files from the National Security Council (NSC) Files.

This symposium will utilize National Archives records to explore the evolution of the modern office of the First Lady. It will highlight Pat Nixon's pivotal role in shaping this position and her initiatives to restore and renovate the White House during the Nixon administration.

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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Release of materials in the Nixon Library’s collection from the National Security Council, Country Files, Far East for Laos, the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. This opening also contains four boxes of material from the National Security Council Series, Vietnam Country Files, along with over 50 folders of HAK Evening and Noon Notes, and Situation Room Logs. Additionally, there is also a small amount of new material from the Indo-Pak War series which were expanded from a previous opening.