Reagan Photos

LA Times has an excellent collection of Ronald Reagan photographs, divided into eras in his life. What’s particularly interesting to me is the ones from after he left office, since one so seldom sees those.

Note: The photo archives are linked in the sidebar of the story above. I’ve been unable to figure out the direct link to the galleries, although I can link each individual picture. The pictures below are on my own server space, with the captions and attributions taken exactly from the LA Times gallery.



Reagan biographer Edmund Morris shares a moment with the former president.
(Reagan Library)


Reagan throws out the first pitch at the Los Angeles Dodgers’ home opener against San Diego Padres on April 12, 1991. (UPI)


Nancy watches as Maureen kisses her father during a campaign rally May 1, 1992, in Redondo Beach for Maureen’s run for Congress. (AP)


Reagan speaks at the Republican National Convention in Houston on Aug. 17, 1992. (AP)



A piece of the Berlin Wall is the backdrop for Reagan and his former national security adviser, Colin Powell, in 1993. (FRANCINE ORR / Los Angeles Times)


Reagan joins Presidents Ford, Carter, Bush and Clinton at President Nixon’s funeral on April 27, 1994. (MARK BOSTER / Los Angeles Times)



The Reagans welcome Japanese Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko to their Bel-Air home in 1994. (VINCE COMPAGNONE / Los Angeles Times)


Reagan celebrates his 84th birthday at a private party in 1995. (AP)


Reagan and former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher meet at Reagan’s office in 1996. (AP)


Republican presidential candidate Bob Dole meets with Reagan in Los Angeles in 1996. (Reuters)


The former president visits with schoolchildren at the Ronald W. Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley in 1997. (File photo)


Reagan displays his book, “A Shining City,” published in 1998. (Reuters)

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