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#OnThisDay in 1988, #PresidentReagan threw out the first pitch at a Chicago Cubs baseball game at Wrigley Field in Chicago, Illinois. 09/30/1988 https://t.co/TuDbodSUq0

#OnThisDay in 1987, #PresidentReagan welcomed the U.S. Olympic Men's Ice Hockey team at the White House as they prepared for the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics in Alberta, Canada. https://t.co/k2gy3iLJjq

Happy #NationalIceCreamConeDay! Governor Ronald Reagan and Nancy Reagan enjoying ice cream cones. 01/01/1967 Photograph- https://t.co/1SkiBmyGIJ

Happy Constitution Day and Citizenship Day! The U.S. Constitution was signed #OnThisDay 238 years ago. In 1985 #PresidentReagan proclaimed that September 17 would be Citizenship Day and that the week of September 17–23 would be Constitution Week. https://t.co/4r6akpXlgW

#OnThisDay in 1987, #PresidentReagan spoke at the Bicentennial Celebration of the United States Constitution at the U.S. Capitol in Washington D.C. https://t.co/jGd4Epf2U5

Today we remember the tragic events that took place on September 11, 2001. This beam from the World Trade Center honors the 343 FDNY firefighters who lost their lives helping others. Photo Description: A beam from the North Tower of the World Trade Center

Photograph 2 - President Ronald Reagan speaks with broadcaster Jim Zabel and Former United States Representative H.R Gross at a visit to WHO radio, Des Moines, Iowa 02/20/1984 https://t.co/k8aXsYKvjS

Photograph 1 - Ronald Reagan worked as a WHO radio announcer in Des Moines, Iowa from 1933-1937. https://t.co/ZZr8C7FxR1

Before he became president, Ronald Reagan was a radio announcer in Iowa. Inspired by FDR’s famous “Fireside Chats,” Reagan later launched his own weekly radio addresses as president to speak directly to Americans.

Photograph 4 – President Reagan, with Nancy Reagan, signing H.R.5210 the Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1988 in the East Room 11/18/1988 https://t.co/ZEokxKuLwR

Photograph 3 – Nancy Reagan delivering remarks at the First Ladies Conference on Drug Abuse at the United Nations 10/21/1985 https://t.co/B3aPxPY5Jk

Photograph 2 – Nancy Reagan delivering remarks at the First Ladies Conference on Drug Abuse in the East Room 04/24/1985 https://t.co/Sowm3kHznb

Photograph 1 – #NancyReagan holding up a “Just Say No” sign for press photographs while horseback riding with #PresidentReagan at Rancho del Cielo, California 09/06/1986 https://t.co/BwqtECK1bJ

During her time as First Lady, Nancy Reagan’s special project was fighting drug and alcohol abuse among youth. Click the link below to explore our new virtual exhibit “Nancy Reagan and the Fight Against Drug Abuse.” https://t.co/k8JGBXTQqe

#PresidentReagan works on a fence with Dennis LeBlanc, Reagan’s long-time friend and associate administrator of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration at Rancho Del Cielo. 08/27/1983 – https://t.co/d3LSryId3O

#OnThisDay in 1984, #NancyReagan, #PresidentReagan, Vice President George H.W. Bush, and Maureen Reagan spoke at a reception and barbecue for women appointees in the administration in honor of Women’s Equality Day on the South Lawn. https://t.co/1YWMjzoEl6

#OnThisDay in 1985, #PresidentReagan and #NancyReagan welcomed Vice President George Bush and Second Lady Barbara Bush to Rancho Del Cielo in Santa Barbara, California. --- Nancy Reagan talking to Barbara Bush at Rancho Del Cielo, Santa Barbara 08/14/1985 https://t.co/GxOkVwETBz

Photograph 3 - Nancy Reagan dancing with (left to right) Stubby Kaye, Shirley Jones, Marvin Hamlisch, and Lee Roy Reams. 08/06/1988 https://t.co/eA9zaM4RTy