West Coast, Best Coast? Richard Nixon sought to make the Presidency truly continental by setting up shop in his home state of California! Learn about Richard Nixon’s political rise; his election and Presidency; his wife, Pat, and daughters; and his homes in California, Florida, and New Jersey!
With the model in the Nixon Library and MuseumClose up of the modelAerial view of the modelExhibit on the Western White HouseLa Casa PacificaTransport yourself to Nixon’s living room Hanging out in the living room
Parade magazine‘s photo of La Casa Pacifica.
La Casa Pacifica from San Clemente TimesThe NIxons in La Casa Pacifica living room Richard Nixon relaxing at La Casa Pacifica Aerial view of La Casa Pacifica from Parade magazine
Inside La Casa Pacifica from Parade magazine
Richard Nixon Key Biscayne Home
The two Key Biscayne homes Nixon entertaining
Richard Nixon in New Jersey
Nixon’s Saddle River homeNixon on his deckRichard and Pat in New Jersey
Richard Nixon greeting Trick-or-Treaters in Park Ridge.
Official White House Portraits of Richard and Pat Nixon.
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