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1. Born in Tampico

   1911-02-06 · Ronald Reagan Birthplace, Tampico, Illinois, United States

   

   Reagan was born in a second-floor apartment on Tampico's Main Street.

2. Lives on Glassburn Street

   1911-05-01 · 104 West Glassburn Street, Tampico, Illinois, United States

   

   The Reagan family moved from the birth apartment to a rented house near Tampico's railroad depot. Coordinate represents the documented street address.

3. Moves to Chicago

   1914-12-01 · 832–834 East 57th Street, Chicago, Illinois, United States

   

   Reagan lived with his family near the University of Chicago during one of several childhood relocations. Start date is approximate; the building was later demolished.

4. Lives in Galesburg

   1915-12-01 · North Kellogg Street, Galesburg, Illinois, United States

   

   The Reagan family rented two nearby houses in Galesburg during Ronald Reagan's early childhood. Sources do not fully resolve the dates at each of the two addresses; coordinate represents North Kellogg Street.

5. Lives in Monmouth

   1917-01-01 · 218 South Seventh Street, Monmouth, Illinois, United States

   

   Reagan spent part of his childhood in Monmouth before the family returned to Tampico. Only the Seventh Street address is confirmed; the precise starting month is unsupported.

6. Returns to Tampico

   1919-08-01 · Main Street, Tampico, Illinois, United States

   

   The family returned to Tampico and lived above the shoe store managed by Reagan's father. Coordinate represents the Main Street commercial block.

7. Settles in Dixon

   1920-12-06 · Ronald Reagan Boyhood Home, Dixon, Illinois, United States

   

   The Reagans settled in Dixon, the Illinois community Reagan thereafter regarded as his hometown.

8. Works as Lowell Park lifeguard

   1926-01-01 · Lowell Park, Dixon, Illinois, United States

   

   Reagan began a seven-summer period as a lifeguard on the Rock River, his first job. Only the year and season are supported; coordinate represents Lowell Park.

9. Attends Eureka College

   1928-09-01 · Eureka College, Eureka, Illinois, United States

   

   Reagan moved to Eureka for college, where he studied economics and sociology and participated in athletics, drama, and student government. September represents the supported fall-term start.

10. Lives at Kimball House

    1932-10-01 · Former Kimball House Hotel, Davenport, Iowa, United States

    Reagan lived at this Davenport hotel during his first period working for radio station WOC. Coordinate represents 204 East Fourth Street.

11. Returns to Davenport radio

    1933-02-01 · Perry Apartments, Davenport, Iowa, United States

    Reagan returned to Davenport as a full-time WOC broadcaster and lived in the Perry Apartments. Coordinate represents central Davenport; the historic building location is less certain.

12. Moves to Des Moines

    1933-06-01 · 330 Center Street, Des Moines, Iowa, United States

    Reagan moved to Des Moines after WOC and WHO merged, becoming WHO's chief sports announcer. Coordinate represents the documented address area.

13. Attends Cubs training on Catalina

    1937-03-15 · Avalon, Santa Catalina Island, California, United States

    While covering Chicago Cubs spring training, Reagan left Catalina Island to take the screen test that opened his film career. Avalon is a representative point for the documented Catalina Island presence.

14. Lives in Hollywood

    1937-06-01 · Montecito Apartments, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States

    

    Reagan established his first California residence in a Hollywood apartment building near his new film work.

15. Reports to Warner Bros.

    1937-06-07 · Warner Bros. Studios, Burbank, California, United States

    

    Reagan reported for his first Warner Bros. motion picture, beginning his Hollywood acting career. Coordinate represents the Warner Bros. studio complex.

16. Lives on Cordell Drive

    1941-01-01 · 9137 Cordell Drive, Los Angeles, California, United States

    

    Reagan and Jane Wyman occupied the Los Angeles house they built during the height of his prewar film career. The source supports only a seasonal starting range.

17. Assigned to Culver City film unit

    1942-01-01 · Hal Roach Studios, Culver City, California, United States

    

    Reagan served as a public-relations officer with the Army Air Forces motion-picture unit in Culver City. The article does not provide a more precise assignment date.

18. Stationed at Fort Mason

    1942-04-01 · Fort Mason, San Francisco, California, United States

    

    Following induction into active military service, Reagan was initially stationed at Fort Mason.

19. War Loan duty in New York

    1944-01-01 · New York City, New York, United States

    

    The Army temporarily assigned Reagan to New York for work supporting a wartime bond drive. No particular New York venue is identified.

20. Keeps first Yearling Row Ranch

    1945-01-01 · Former Yearling Row Ranch, Northridge, Los Angeles, California, United States

    Reagan maintained his first ranch in Northridge during the postwar transition back to civilian acting. Starting year is approximate, and the property was not his full-time residence.

21. Marries Nancy Davis

    1952-03-04 · Little Brown Church, Studio City, Los Angeles, California, United States

    Ronald Reagan and Nancy Davis married at a small Disciples of Christ church in the San Fernando Valley. Coordinate represents the documented Studio City church area.

22. Builds Pacific Palisades home

    1952-07-01 · 1258 Amalfi Drive, Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles, California, United States

    The newly married Reagans moved into a ranch-style house they built in Pacific Palisades. Move date is approximate; the original house was later replaced.

23. Moves to San Onofre Drive

    1957-01-01 · 1669 San Onofre Drive, Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles, California, United States

    

    This Pacific Palisades house remained Reagan's principal California residence through his governorship and 1980 campaign. The original structure was subsequently replaced.

24. Lives in Sacramento governor's mansion

    1967-01-01 · California Governor's Mansion, Sacramento, California, United States

    

    Reagan occupied California's historic governor's mansion during the first months of his governorship.

25. Moves to executive residence

    1967-04-01 · 1341 45th Street, Sacramento, California, United States

    

    The Reagans moved from the deteriorated official mansion to a leased Tudor-style house used as the executive residence.

26. Campaigns at Miami Beach convention

    1968-08-01 · Miami Beach Convention Center, Miami Beach, Florida, United States

    

    Reagan waited until the Republican convention to declare his presidential candidacy, an unsuccessful challenge that increased his national stature. Only the month is supported by the quoted chronology.

27. Establishes Rancho del Cielo retreat

    1974-01-01 · Rancho del Cielo, Santa Barbara County, California, United States

    

    Reagan began using this Santa Ynez Mountains ranch as a working retreat, including throughout his White House years. Coordinate represents the ranch vicinity; the property was never his full-time residence.

28. Launches presidential campaign in New York

    1979-11-13 · New York City, New York, United States

    

    Reagan announced his third presidential campaign in a nationally televised address from New York City. The cited article does not identify the particular broadcast venue.

29. Debates in Nashua

    1980-02-23 · Nashua, New Hampshire, United States

    

    Reagan participated in the contentious New Hampshire primary debate remembered as the “Ambush at Nashua.” Coordinate represents Nashua; the quotation does not specify the debate building.

30. Debates Republican rivals in Chicago

    1980-03-18 · Chicago, Illinois, United States

    

    Reagan appeared in a Republican primary debate with George H. W. Bush, John Anderson, and Philip Crane. Coordinate represents Chicago because the venue is not stated.

31. Debates Bush in Houston

    1980-04-24 · Houston, Texas, United States

    

    Reagan met George H. W. Bush in a late-stage Republican primary debate. Coordinate represents Houston because the venue is not stated.

32. Wins nomination in Detroit

    1980-07-16 · Joe Louis Arena site, Detroit, Michigan, United States

    

    Reagan secured the Republican presidential nomination at the national convention in Detroit. Joe Louis Arena was subsequently demolished.

33. Uses Wexford as campaign base

    1980-09-01 · Wexford, Middleburg, Virginia, United States

    

    Reagan temporarily lived at the former Kennedy retreat near Middleburg while campaigning in the eastern United States. Coordinate represents Middleburg; the private property's exact point is not supplied.

34. Meets Mexican president in Ciudad Juárez

    1981-01-05 · Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico

    

    As president-elect, Reagan met Mexican president José López Portillo shortly before taking office.

35. Inaugurated at the Capitol

    1981-01-20 · United States Capitol, Washington, District of Columbia, United States

    

    Reagan took the presidential oath and began his first term on the Capitol's West Front.

36. Makes state visit to Ottawa

    1981-03-10 · Parliament Hill, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

    

    Reagan's first presidential trip abroad included meetings with Pierre Trudeau and an address to Canada's Parliament.

37. Shot outside Washington Hilton

    1981-03-30 · Washington Hilton, Washington, District of Columbia, United States

    

    Reagan was wounded in John Hinckley Jr.'s assassination attempt after leaving a speaking engagement. The infobox identifies Reagan as the target and injured victim.

38. Attends Ottawa economic summit

    1981-07-19 · Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

    

    Reagan returned to Ottawa for the annual summit of major industrialized democracies.

39. Attends Cancún North–South Summit

    1981-10-21 · Cancún, Quintana Roo, Mexico

    

    Reagan met leaders from industrialized and developing nations at a summit on international cooperation and development.

40. Continues Brazil visit in São Paulo

    1982-01-01 · São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil

    

    São Paulo formed the second major stop on Reagan's official working visit to Brazil. The year is used because the city dates are not disaggregated.

41. Visits Brasília and São Paulo

    1982-01-01 · Brasília, Federal District, Brazil

    

    Reagan made an official working visit to Brazil and met President João Figueiredo. The year is used because the source does not disaggregate the dates spent in Brasília and São Paulo across the November–December itinerary.

42. Visits Kingston

    1982-04-07 · Kingston, Jamaica

    

    Reagan made an official visit to Jamaica and met Prime Minister Edward Seaga.

43. Meets Caribbean leaders in Bridgetown

    1982-04-08 · Bridgetown, Barbados

    

    Reagan visited Barbados for meetings with several Eastern Caribbean prime ministers.

44. Addresses Parliament in London

    1982-06-01 · Palace of Westminster, London, United Kingdom

    

    During a British state visit, Reagan met Margaret Thatcher and delivered his influential address to Parliament. The source provides a combined London and Windsor itinerary; the month is used because individual city dates are not disaggregated.

45. Visits Windsor Castle

    1982-06-01 · Windsor Castle, Windsor, England, United Kingdom

    

    Reagan was received by Queen Elizabeth II at Windsor during his British state visit. The source provides a combined London and Windsor itinerary.

46. Makes Paris state visit

    1982-06-02 · Paris, France

    

    Reagan met President François Mitterrand and Prime Minister Pierre Mauroy during a French state visit.

47. Attends Versailles summit

    1982-06-05 · Palace of Versailles, Versailles, France

    

    Reagan joined the leaders of the Group of Seven at the Palace of Versailles.

48. Meets Pope John Paul II

    1982-06-07 · Apostolic Palace, Vatican City

    

    Reagan had an audience with Pope John Paul II during his European journey.

49. Visits Rome

    1982-06-07 · Rome, Italy

    

    Reagan met Italian president Sandro Pertini and premier Giovanni Spadolini during a one-day state visit.

50. Visits Bonn and addresses Bundestag

    1982-06-09 · Bonn, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

    

    Reagan met West German leaders, addressed the Bundestag, and attended a North Atlantic Council meeting.

51. Visits West Berlin

    1982-06-11 · West Berlin, Germany

    

    Reagan spent several hours in divided Berlin and met Chancellor Helmut Schmidt. Coordinate represents the Brandenburg Gate area in former West Berlin.

52. Meets de la Madrid in Tijuana

    1982-10-08 · Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico

    

    Reagan exchanged cross-border visits with Mexican president-elect Miguel de la Madrid.

53. Meets Betancur in Bogotá

    1982-12-03 · Bogotá, Colombia

    

    Reagan stopped in Colombia for an official working meeting with President Belisario Betancur.

54. Visits San José

    1982-12-03 · San José, Costa Rica

    

    Reagan met Costa Rican president Luis Alberto Monge and Salvadoran president Álvaro Magaña.

55. Visits San Pedro Sula

    1982-12-04 · San Pedro Sula, Honduras

    

    Reagan met Honduran president Roberto Suazo Córdova and Guatemalan president Efraín Ríos Montt.

56. Meets Mexican president in La Paz

    1983-08-14 · La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico

    

    Reagan held an informal meeting with President Miguel de la Madrid in Baja California Sur. The source's parenthetical says Baja California; La Paz is in Baja California Sur.

57. Visits Seoul

    1983-11-01 · Seoul, South Korea

    

    Reagan made a state visit to South Korea, met President Chun Doo-hwan, and addressed the National Assembly. The source does not disaggregate the Seoul and DMZ dates.

58. Visits troops near Korean DMZ

    1983-11-01 · Korean Demilitarized Zone, South Korea

    

    Reagan traveled to the Korean Demilitarized Zone and visited United States troops. Coordinate represents the Panmunjom area; the source does not specify the exact DMZ installation or day.

59. Makes Tokyo state visit

    1983-11-09 · Tokyo, Japan

    

    Reagan met Emperor Hirohito and Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone and addressed Japan's Diet. The source misspells Hirohito as “Hirhito.”

60. Visits Beijing

    1984-04-01 · Beijing, China

    

    Beijing was the principal diplomatic stop on Reagan's state visit to the People's Republic of China. Individual city dates are not disaggregated.

61. Visits Shanghai

    1984-04-01 · Shanghai, China

    

    Reagan concluded his China itinerary with a visit to Shanghai. The overall itinerary extended into May; the source does not disaggregate the Shanghai dates.

62. Visits Xi'an

    1984-04-01 · Xi'an, Shaanxi, China

    

    Reagan traveled to the historic Chinese city of Xi'an during his multi-city state visit. Individual city dates are not disaggregated.

63. Addresses Irish Parliament

    1984-06-01 · Leinster House, Dublin, Ireland

    

    Reagan met Ireland's national leaders and addressed Parliament in Dublin. Individual stop dates are not disaggregated.

64. Visits ancestral village Ballyporeen

    1984-06-01 · Ballyporeen, County Tipperary, Ireland

    

    Reagan visited the Irish village associated with his paternal ancestry during a four-day Irish journey. Individual stop dates are not disaggregated.

65. Attends London economic summit

    1984-06-04 · London, United Kingdom

    

    Reagan met Queen Elizabeth II and Margaret Thatcher and attended the 1984 economic summit.

66. Commemorates D-Day in Normandy

    1984-06-06 · Pointe du Hoc, Normandy, France

    

    Reagan joined Allied leaders for the fortieth anniversary of the Normandy landings and delivered a major commemorative address. Pointe du Hoc is the representative site of Reagan's best-known Normandy ceremony that day.

67. Opens Los Angeles Olympics

    1984-07-28 · Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, California, United States

    

    Reagan formally declared the 1984 Summer Olympic Games open in his home region.

68. Accepts renomination in Dallas

    1984-08-01 · Reunion Arena site, Dallas, Texas, United States

    

    Reagan and Vice President Bush accepted Republican renomination at the party's Dallas convention. Only the month is directly supported by the quoted article; Reunion Arena was later demolished.

69. Meets Mulroney in Quebec City

    1985-03-17 · Quebec City, Quebec, Canada

    

    Reagan met Canadian prime minister Brian Mulroney at the “Shamrock Summit.” The source identifies Quebec; Quebec City is the documented summit location.

70. Attends Bonn economic summit

    1985-04-30 · Bonn, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

    

    Reagan joined leaders of the major industrial democracies at the Bonn economic summit.

71. Visits Bergen-Belsen memorial

    1985-05-01 · Bergen-Belsen Memorial, Lower Saxony, Germany

    

    Reagan commemorated the end of World War II at the former Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. The source does not disaggregate dates among the May 5–6 stops.

72. Visits Bitburg cemetery

    1985-05-01 · Kolmeshöhe Military Cemetery, Bitburg, Germany

    

    Reagan participated in a controversial reconciliation ceremony at Bitburg's military cemetery. The source does not disaggregate dates among the May 5–6 stops.

73. Makes Madrid state visit

    1985-05-06 · Madrid, Spain

    

    Reagan met King Juan Carlos I and Prime Minister Felipe González during a state visit to Spain. The State Department page labels González as president; he was prime minister.

74. Addresses European Parliament

    1985-05-08 · European Parliament, Strasbourg, France

    

    Reagan addressed the European Parliament during a stop in Strasbourg.

75. Makes Lisbon state visit

    1985-05-08 · Lisbon, Portugal

    

    Reagan met Portugal's leaders and addressed its National Assembly.

76. Undergoes surgery at Bethesda

    1985-07-13 · National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, Maryland, United States

    

    Reagan underwent colon-cancer surgery and temporarily transferred presidential authority to George H. W. Bush. The facility is now part of Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.

77. Meets Gorbachev in Geneva

    1985-11-16 · Geneva, Switzerland

    

    Reagan attended his first summit with Soviet general secretary Mikhail Gorbachev.

78. Briefs NATO in Brussels

    1985-11-21 · Brussels, Belgium

    

    After the Geneva summit, Reagan briefed the North Atlantic Council in Brussels.

79. Meets de la Madrid in Mexicali

    1986-01-03 · Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico

    

    Reagan held another informal border meeting with Mexican president Miguel de la Madrid.

80. Visits Grenada

    1986-02-20 · St. George's, Grenada

    

    Reagan met Grenadian and Caribbean leaders and dedicated a memorial to American servicemen.

81. Attends ASEAN meeting in Bali

    1986-04-29 · Bali, Indonesia

    

    Reagan met Indonesian president Suharto and Philippine vice president Salvador Laurel during an ASEAN ministerial gathering. Coordinate represents Bali generally because the official itinerary does not state a venue.

82. Attends Tokyo economic summit

    1986-05-02 · Tokyo, Japan

    

    Reagan joined Group of Seven leaders at their 1986 summit in Tokyo.

83. Meets Gorbachev in Reykjavík

    1986-10-09 · Höfði House, Reykjavík, Iceland

    

    Reagan traveled to Iceland for the summit at which he and Gorbachev discussed sweeping nuclear-arms reductions.

84. Returns to Ottawa

    1987-04-04 · Parliament Hill, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

    

    Reagan met Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and again addressed Canada's Parliament.

85. Attends Venice economic summit

    1987-06-01 · Venice, Veneto, Italy

    

    Reagan attended the Group of Seven summit in Venice during a longer Italian journey. The month is used because the source combines Venice and Rome within a June 3–11 itinerary.

86. Returns to Vatican City

    1987-06-06 · Apostolic Palace, Vatican City

    

    Reagan had a second presidential audience with Pope John Paul II.

87. Challenges Gorbachev at Berlin Wall

    1987-06-12 · Brandenburg Gate, West Berlin, Germany

    During Berlin's 750th-anniversary celebrations, Reagan delivered the address containing his demand to “tear down this wall.” The speech occurred June 12; the official trip row covers June 11–12.

88. Meets Kohl in Bonn

    1987-06-12 · Bonn, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

    

    Reagan met Chancellor Helmut Kohl in Bonn after his Berlin visit.

89. Hosts Washington Summit

    1987-12-01 · White House, Washington, District of Columbia, United States

    

    Reagan met Gorbachev in Washington and signed the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty. The quotation supports only the month; the summit's principal meetings and treaty signing occurred at the White House.

90. Meets de la Madrid in Mazatlán

    1988-02-13 · Mazatlán, Sinaloa, Mexico

    

    Reagan held an informal meeting with the Mexican president and signed a textile agreement.

91. Attends Brussels NATO summit

    1988-03-01 · Brussels, Belgium

    

    Reagan joined allied heads of government at a North Atlantic Treaty Organization summit.

92. Stops in Helsinki

    1988-05-25 · Helsinki, Finland

    

    Reagan met Finland's president and prime minister while resting en route to Moscow.

93. Attends Moscow summit

    1988-05-29 · Moscow Kremlin, Moscow, Russia

    

    Reagan met Gorbachev in the Soviet capital and exchanged ratifications of the INF Treaty. Coordinate represents the Kremlin, a principal summit venue.

94. Meets leaders in London

    1988-06-02 · London, United Kingdom

    

    After Moscow, Reagan met Queen Elizabeth II, Margaret Thatcher, and Japanese prime minister Noboru Takeshita.

95. Attends Toronto economic summit

    1988-06-19 · Toronto, Ontario, Canada

    

    Reagan participated in his final Group of Seven summit as president.

96. Lives at Bel Air estate

    1989-01-01 · 668 St. Cloud Road, Bel Air, Los Angeles, California, United States

    

    The St. Cloud Road estate became Reagan's principal home for the rest of his life. Coordinate represents the private estate vicinity.

97. Returns to California after presidency

    1989-01-20 · Los Angeles, California, United States

    

    Reagan left Washington at the end of his second term and returned to California. Los Angeles is used as the supported destination region.

98. Delivers Churchill Lecture in London

    1989-06-13 · London, United Kingdom

    

    Reagan returned to Britain to deliver the Winston Churchill Lecture after leaving office. The chronology does not name the venue.

99. Visits Paris centennial events

    1989-06-15 · Paris, France

    

    Reagan was inducted into the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences and attended the Eiffel Tower centennial celebrations.

100. Hospitalized at Mayo Clinic

     1989-09-08 · Saint Marys Hospital, Rochester, Minnesota, United States

     

     After a riding accident, Reagan was hospitalized in Rochester and underwent surgery to remove fluid from his brain.

101. Receives Japanese honor in Tokyo

     1989-10-23 · Tokyo, Japan

     

     The Japanese government presented Reagan with the Grand Cordon of the Supreme Order of the Chrysanthemum.

102. Returns to White House for portrait

     1989-11-15 · White House, Washington, District of Columbia, United States

     

     Reagan made his first post-presidential White House visit for the unveiling of his official portrait.

103. Dedicates Berlin Wall section

     1990-04-12 · Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, Simi Valley, California, United States

     

     Reagan spoke at the dedication of a Berlin Wall section at the future presidential library site.

104. Tours Brandenburg Gate and Wall

     1990-09-12 · Brandenburg Gate, Berlin, Germany

     On a post-presidential European tour, Reagan revisited Berlin after the wall had opened.

105. Addresses Polish Parliament

     1990-09-14 · Sejm complex, Warsaw, Poland

     

     Reagan addressed Poland's Parliament during a tour of post-communist Europe.

106. Addresses Gdańsk shipyard workers

     1990-09-15 · Gdańsk Shipyard, Gdańsk, Poland

     

     Reagan spoke to workers at the shipyard associated with Poland's Solidarity movement. Coordinate represents Gdańsk Shipyard.

107. Visits Leningrad

     1990-09-16 · Leningrad, Russian SFSR, Soviet Union

     

     Reagan visited Leningrad before continuing to Moscow during his European and Soviet tour. The source establishes the visit but not its precise date within the preceding itinerary; September 16 is the associated chronology date.

108. Meets Gorbachev in Moscow

     1990-09-17 · Moscow, Soviet Union

     

     Reagan visited Soviet president Mikhail Gorbachev and addressed a Supreme Soviet committee.

109. Audience with pope at Vatican

     1990-09-19 · Vatican City

     

     Reagan met Pope John Paul II before returning to the United States.

110. Dedicates presidential library

     1991-11-04 · Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, Simi Valley, California, United States

     

     Reagan addressed the formal dedication of his presidential library and public-affairs center.

111. Hosts Gorbachev at Rancho del Cielo

     1992-05-03 · Rancho del Cielo, Santa Barbara County, California, United States

     

     Reagan received former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev at his California ranch.

112. Addresses Republican convention in Houston

     1992-08-17 · Astrodome, Houston, Texas, United States

     

     Reagan delivered a major post-presidential address at the Republican National Convention.

113. Addresses Oxford Union

     1992-12-04 · Oxford Union, Oxford, England, United Kingdom

     

     Reagan spoke before the Oxford Union during a visit to England.

114. Delivers Citadel commencement

     1993-05-15 · The Citadel, Charleston, South Carolina, United States

     

     Reagan delivered the commencement address at The Citadel in Charleston.

115. Makes final public speech

     1994-02-03 · Washington, District of Columbia, United States

     

     Reagan gave his final public speech during a Washington tribute organized around his political legacy. The source does not identify the gala venue.

116. Attends Nixon funeral

     1994-04-27 · Richard Nixon Presidential Library, Yorba Linda, California, United States

     

     Reagan's final major public appearance was at former president Richard Nixon's funeral.

117. Tours library after diagnosis announcement

     1994-11-22 · Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, Simi Valley, California, United States

     

     Reagan toured Christmas exhibits in his first public appearance after announcing that he had Alzheimer's disease.

118. Hospitalized after hip fracture

     2001-01-12 · Saint John's Medical Center, Santa Monica, California, United States

     

     After falling at home and breaking his hip, Reagan was treated at a Santa Monica hospital.

119. Dies at Bel Air home

     2004-06-05 · 668 St. Cloud Road, Bel Air, Los Angeles, California, United States

     

     Reagan died at his longtime Bel Air residence after a decade living with Alzheimer's disease. Coordinate represents the private estate vicinity.

120. Interred at presidential library

     2004-06-11 · Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, Simi Valley, California, United States

     

     After the national funeral in Washington, Reagan's remains returned to California for private interment at his presidential library. This card records the physical location of Reagan's remains after death.