THINGS
NAMED IN HONOR OF RONALD REAGAN
Alabama
Ronald Reagan Spirit of America Field
Decatur, AL [2004]
Formerly named Spirit of America Field. Ronald Reagan
visited the field on July 4, 1984.
Ronald Reagan Memorial Boulevard
Dothan, AL
[2005]
Renamed portion of
Ronald Reagan Memorial Highway [2004]
A 70-mile portion of Interstate Highway 65 between
Ronald
Reagan Road
Kingman,
AZ 86401
The
Ronald Reagan Fundamental School
3200
West 16th St.
Yuma,
AZ 85364 [1984]
Ronald
Reagan Elementary School
10800
Rosslyn Lane
Bakersfield,
CA 93311 [1998]
Ronald
Reagan California Republican Center
1903 S. Magnolia Bl.
Burbank,
CA 91506 [1996]
Headquarters of the California State Republican Party. Its former
name was simply “California Republican Party Headquarters.”
Reagan
Educational Center
Clovis
East High School
4343
N. Leonard
Clovis,
CA 93619
Reagan
Elementary School
Clovis,
CA [scheduled to open in 2006]
2201
S. Peaceful
470
Avenue 406
Mailing
address:
195 East Douglas Avenue
El
Cajon, CA 92020 [2004]
Formerly the
State
of California
300
S. Spring St.
Los
Angeles, CA 90013 [1990]
The “
Reagan
Room
The
Jonathon Club
545
South Figueroa St.
Los
Angeles, CA 90071 [2001]
Ronald Reagan was an honorary member of the Jonathon Club. The room
was formerly named the Renaissance Room.
Ronald
Reagan Distinguished American Award
[1991]
Presented annually by
The Jonathon Club,
Reagan
Center
Los
Angeles, CA
Ronald
Reagan UCLA Medical Center
Ronald
Reagan Terrace
Ronald
Reagan Professor,
Pepperdine University
24255
Pacific Coast Highway
Malibu,
CA 90263 [1999]
Naval
Base Ventura County, Point Mugu
Point Mugu, CA 93042
[2005]
Ronald
and Nancy Reagan flew in and out of this base to visit their ranch near Santa
Barbara, California (Rancho del Cielo). The street
was formerly called
USS
Ronald Reagan (CVN 76)
North
Island Naval Air Station
San
Diego, CA [christened 2001; launched
2004]
Nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. Assembled
at the
Ronald
Reagan Room [2004]
USS
Ronald Reagan [see previous entry]
A museum featuring
Ronald Reagan movie posters, a video presentation, and a piece of the Berlin
Wall.
Ronald
W. Reagan Federal Courthouse
The
Reagan Ranch Center
Affiliated with the
Young America’s Foundation, current owners of Rancho del Cielo
(Ronald Reagan’s former ranch near
Reagan Room
Fess
Parker’s Doubletree Hotel
633 E. Cabrillo Blvd.
Ronald
Reagan Presidential Foundation
40
Presidential Drive
Simi Valley, CA 93065
The
Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Center for Public Affairs
40
Presidential Drive
Simi
Valley, CA 93065 [dedicated 1991]
The Ronald Reagan Library is a unit of the National
Archives and Records Administration, a Federal agency. The building is also
home to the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation (see previous entry).
The Ronald Reagan Pub [2005]
Ronald Reagan Library
40 Presidential Drive
Simi Valley, CA
93065
Building inside the Reagan Library’s Air Force One
pavilion, that sells pre-made lunch and snack items. It was moved from Ballyporeen, Ireland, where it had been called John
O’Farrell’s Pub. President Reagan visited it during his June 1984 trip to Ballyporeen, the village from which his father’s family
came. (See also “International/ Other.”)
Ronald
Reagan Freedom Award [1992]
Annual award presented by the Ronald Reagan
Presidential Foundation, to those “who have made monumental and lasting
contributions to the cause of freedom….who [embody] President Reagan’s lifelong
belief that one man or woman truly can make a difference.”
Simi Valley – “Home of the Ronald Reagan
Presidential Library” [2004]
Motto officially used by the city that is home to the Reagan
Presidential Library.
Reagan Road
Sylmar, CA [2004]
Near
Ronald
Reagan Sports Park
30875
Rancho Vista Road
Temecula,
CA 92592 [2004]
128-acre park with
baseball fields and other sports facilities. Formerly called
Ronald
Reagan Presidential Suite
Westlake
Village Inn
31943
Agoura Road
Westlake
Village, CA 91362 [2000]
Hotel is located about 15 miles from the Ronald Reagan Library.
Ronald
Reagan Freeway [1994]
State Route 118; is located near to the Ronald Reagan Presidential
Library and provides the primary access to the Library from the north and east.
Formerly named the Simi Valley-San Fernando Valley Freeway.
Ronald
Reagan Highway [2001]
Interstate Highway 25 through El Paso County (county which includes
Colorado Springs).
Ronald
Reagan Building and International Trade Center
1300
Pennsylvania Ave. NW
Washington,
DC 20004 [named 1995; dedicated 1998]
Ronald
Reagan Chair in Public Policy
The
Heritage Foundation
Washington,
DC
Ronald
Reagan Institute of Emergency Medicine
George
Washington University Hospital
Washington,
DC 20037 [1991]
Located at the hospital to which Ronald Reagan was taken
immediately after the
Ronald
Reagan Washington National Airport
Arlington,
VA [1998]
Formerly called
The Ronald Wilson
Reagan Republican Center
National Republican
Senatorial Committee
425 Second St. NE
Washington, DC 20002-4914
Florida
Ronald
Reagan/Doral Senior High School
8600 N.W. 107 Ave.
Doral,
FL [2006]
Ronald
Reagan Avenue
Miami,
FL
Formerly named
Ronald
Reagan Parkway
Hillsborough
County [2004]
Ronald
Reagan Boulevard
Seminole
County [2002]
State Route 427.
Ronald
W. Reagan Post Office Building
2305
Milton Road
West
Melbourne, FL 32904-9998 [2000]
Ronald
Reagan Turnpike [1998]
Formerly named
Ronald
Reagan Drive
Columbia
County
Augusta,
GA [2000]
Ronald
Reagan Park
Lawrenceville,
GA [2004]
Adjacent to the
Ronald
Reagan Parkway
Gwinett County
Lawrenceville,
GA
Ronald
Reagan Elementary School
The
Ronald and Nancy Reagan Research Center
Alzheimer’s
Association
225 N. Michigan Ave., Suite 1700
Chicago, IL 60601-7633 [1995]
Reagan
Boyhood Home
Ronald Reagan lived in this house during part of his childhood
(1920-1924). It was named a National Historic Site in 2002.
Dixon,
IL
Spans the
Reagan
Room
First
Christian Church
Room filled with Reagan memorabilia.
Ronald Reagan and his mother attended this church during their
years in
Street on which the Reagan Boyhood Home is located (see previous
entry). Was formerly called
Ronald
W. Reagan Middle School
620
Division St.
Dixon,
IL 61021 [1996]
Formerly named
Reagan
Drive
Eureka,
IL [1979]
Runs along
the southern edge of
Reagan
Physical Education Center
Eureka
College
300
E. College Ave.
Eureka,
IL 61530 [1961]
Originally dedicated as “The Reagan Center,” in honor of both Ronald Reagan
and his brother Neil (Moon). Constructed to house all of
Ronald Reagan Peace Garden
Eureka College
Eureka, IL
61530 [2000]
Garden includes a piece of the former Berlin Wall.
Ronald
W. Reagan Exhibit
Eureka
College
Eureka,
IL 61530 [1994]
A permanent museum
exhibit covering Ronald Reagan’s entire life.
Ronald
W. Reagan Leadership Program
Eureka
College
Birthplace
of Ronald Reagan
111
S. Main St.
Tampico, IL
61283 [dedicated c. 1980]
Includes a museum and a gift shop, which are located next door to
the building in which Reagan was born. Was named a National
Historic Site in 2002.
Reagan
Park
Tampico, IL
[dedicated 1985]
Formerly
Reagan
Middle School
400
Galena Rd.
Tiskilwa, IL
Ronald
Reagan Highway
U.S. Highway 14; runs from Chicago north to the Wisconsin state
line.
Ronald Reagan Memorial Tollway [2004]
Portion of
Ronald W. Reagan
Trail [2000]
Runs
from
Indiana
Ronald Reagan Miracle
Ranch on Sugar Creek [2001]
8521 East 1100 North
Markelville, IN 45046
An educational facility assisting children with
disabilities.
Ronald Reagan Parkway
North-south road to the west of
Iowa
Ronald Reagan
Historical Marker
4th
and Court Streets
Des Moines [1999]
The marker marks a site
where Reagan lived while working for radio station WHO.
Louisiana
Ronald Reagan
Highway [2004]
US Highway 190, for its entire length within Louisiana.
Mississippi
The
Reagan Hope Home
Located on a ranch that is part of the
Mississippi Sheriffs’ Boys’ and Girls’ Ranches.
Missouri
Reagan
Road [2004]
Intersects
Montana
Ronald
Reagan Post Office
710
Wicks Lane
Billings,
MT 59105 [2004]
Formerly named the Heights Post Office.
Mount
Reagan [2003]
Located in the state’s Presidential Range. Was
formerly named
Ronald
Reagan Boulevard
Warwick,
NY
North Carolina
Ronald
Reagan Highway
Jacksonville,
NC [2005]
Part of new US Highway 17 bypass in the
Ronald
Reagan Voice of
Runs across the northern suburbs of
Pennsylvania
Ronald
Reagan Federal Building
228
Walnut St.
Harrisburg,
PA 17101 [2004]
Ronald
Reagan Drive
The
Reagan Leadership Society
389
MSC Student Finance Center
Texas
A&M University
College
Station, TX 77843 [1997]
A society dedicated to building student
leadership for the Texas A&M campus and the
community at large. Its student founder named the society in recognition of
Reagan’s “ability to communicate, his ability to inspire confidence, and his
kind personality.”
4616
E. Bardin Road
19000
Ronald Reagan
San Antonio, TX 78258
[2000]
Ronald Reagan Public
Library
Ronald Reagan High
School
19000
Ronald Reagan
San Antonio, TX 78258
[2000]
See previous entry.
Ronald W. Reagan
Boulevard [2004]
A
portion of
Ronald Reagan Memorial
Highway [2005]
Runs
alongside a portion of Interstate Highway 20 in
Ronald Reagan Memorial
Highway [2005]
A
portion of U.S. Highway 290 in
Utah
Ronald Reagan Academy
1143 W. Center St.
Springville, UT 84663
[2005]
Virginia (see also District of Columbia)
Ronald Wilson Reagan
Memorial Highway [2005]
A
portion of State Route 234 in
Formerly
“Grenada
Salutes Ronald Reagan, Leader of Freedom” Commemorative Stamp Collection
Grenada [1996]
Proceeds from sales go to the Ronald Reagan Scholarship Fund (see
next entry).
The
Ronald Reagan Scholarship Fund
Grenada [1996]