We're excited to launch our new podcast series – "Throwback Thursdays with President Reagan"– where we’ll share some of our favorite quotes by the President. In this week’s Throwback Thursday, we share President Reagan’s eternal optimism.

In honor of the upcoming Oscars, it’s a gift from Best Actress winner Shirley MacLaine in this week’s Monday Minute in the Archives.

In this week's Monday Minute, we take a look at a hand written letter President Reagan wrote his wife, Nancy Reagan. Ronald Reagan wrote love notes to his wife throughout their entire life, many of which are printed in Mrs. Reagan’s book, “I love you, Ronnie.”

Ronald Reagan loved celebrating his birthday. This February 6th would have marked the 69th anniversary of his 39th birthday. In 1986, on the occasion of his 75th birthday, President Reagan received this Waterford crystal candy jar from the King of Morocco, King Hassan II, who served from February 1961 through July of 1999.  

In honor of Super Bowl LIII, this week's Monday Minute we go back to Super Bowl 24, which was played on January 28, 1990. The Denver Broncos took on the San Francisco 49ers in the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana.

In this week's Monday Minute in the Archives we take a look at the 50th inauguration in Federal Hall in New York, New York.

January 19th marks the birthday of General Robert E. Lee. In this week’s Monday Minute in the Archives, we take a look at commemorative General Lee and General Grant pistols.

It’s the start of a new year in this week’s Monday Minute in the Archives.

On this day in 1984, President Reagan announced his candidacy for re-election. In honor of that historic day, we look at some original campaign flyers in this week’s Monday Minute in the archives.

Discover the story behind this World Peace Doll, gifted to President Reagan in 1986, in this week’s Monday Minute in the Archives.

In this week’s Monday Minute in the Archives, we honor the life of Martin Luther King, Jr. “Our country is different because Martin Luther King, Jr. made it better by the way he lived his life.” – Ronald Reagan