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SPECIAL EXHIBIT: Now Open

SPECIAL EXHIBIT At the Richard Nixon Library • Now Open

What began as a radical experiment in July 1776, the United States has since evolved from a cluster of colonies into a global force. The American spirit has proven resilient, while our nation’s character continues to be forged.

SPECIAL EXHIBIT

America 250:
A More Perfect Union

Now Open

Celebrate America’s 250th birthday at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library’s inspiring new special exhibit. Through vivid displays, rare historic artifacts, and engaging interactive experiences, visitors will embark on a journey through the most transformative events in American history.

Witness British colonists revolting during the Boston Tea Party. Experience California’s Sutter’s Mill at the time of the Gold Rush. Enter Thomas Edison’s groundbreaking laboratory. Discover how the World Wars transformed American life and redefined the nation’s role in the world.

America 250
Open through 2026

Venue

Richard Nixon Library & Museum
18001 Yorba Linda Blvd.
Yorba
Linda, CA 92886 United States

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"These interactive and carefully curated activities are just a few parts of the Nixon Library’s “America 250: A More Perfect Union” exhibit that highlights various points of American history: from colonial America and the Revolution to the Civil War and the country’s growing pains, to two world wars and innovation that still impacts daily lives today, to the Cold War, to finally a retrospective on the country’s bicentennial in 1976."

─ Orange County Register

NIXON LIBRARY SPECIAL EXHIBIT

America 250:
A More Perfect Union

Be inspired by the courage, innovation, passion, and sacrifice of those who shaped our nation—and join in renewing the spirit of ’76 for the next 250 years as we continue the pursuit of a more perfect union.