After 1974, Nixon rebuilt. A lesson in resilience.
Never quit - because it`s only a beginning. Always.
NEW special exhibit opening this Thanksgiving. Learn more at the link in bio.
#America250
@foxnews and @bretbaier recently spotlighted the Nixon Foundation’s ongoing mission to strengthen civics education in America.
Learn more about the American Civics Academy at the link in our bio.
Why the American Revolution is never finished!
This Veterans Day we commemorated our veterans with a wreath laying ceremony and remarks from Master Sergeant Catherine Barrett and Command Sergeant Major Ron Cabrera.
Special thanks to Troy HS Navy JROTC Honor Guard and Side Boys for being a part of our program.
Today we honor the brave men and women who have worn our nation`s uniform. To every veteran - thank you!
Some curious facts about Watergate that get you thinking...@michaeljknowles
Happy 250th birthday to the United States Marine Corps! The few and the proud will always embody the courage, discipline, and duty that define the American spirit.
Pictured: President Nixon awarding the Presidential Unit Citation to the First Marine Division at Camp Pendleton, California, April 30, 1971.
#marinecorps #marines
@michaeljknowles believes history will vindicate Richard Nixon.
On January 9, 1913, Richard Nixon was born on his family’s small citrus farm in Yorba Linda - a quiet start for the first and only U.S. President born on the West Coast. From those modest roots, he would rise to shape history on a global stage.
From his meetings with Emperor Hirohito, Prime Minister Eisaku Satō, and Kakuei Tanaka, to the historic 1972 return of Okinawa, Nixon advanced a relationship with Japan built on respect and partnership.
But his vision began long before the presidency. As Vice President in 1953, he called for greater Japanese autonomy during a precedent-setting tour of the Far East.
A statesman ahead of his time.
Today we celebrate National Civics Day - a reminder that the strength of our republic depends on citizens who understand it.
Through the American Civics Campaign, we’re preparing the next generation to think critically, listen respectfully, and lead confidently. Because civics isn’t just about knowing our history. It`s about shaping our future.
Civics. Now more than ever. 🇺🇸
For more on our American Civics Campaign, check out the link in our bio.
#NationalCivicsDay
Enthusiastic cheers of “OC” rang out in the East Room of the Nixon Library Thursday morning as more than 350 local third graders participated in an interactive journey through Orange County’s history. An additional 10,000 third graders across the county joined the…
What if August 9, 1974, was just another summer day in D.C.? What if “Watergate” was just the name of a building? What if President Nixon stayed in office? Now available – If Nixon Stayed is a bold new docuseries podcast from the Richard Nixon Foundation and Foundwave…
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