In 1880, Rutheford B. Hayes became the first U.S. President to visit Los Angeles. Prominent residents and city officials celebrated the occasion with an eight-course feast. Since then, plenty of commanders in chief have stopped by the city, whether to court voters, meet with foreign dignitaries, or simply to hit the golf course. Here's a look at some Southern California landmarks that have hosted some of our nation's leaders.
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Reagan, Nixon, Kennedy, and others all spent plenty of time in the LA area
Richard Nixon's first law office
Ronald Reagan's SAG office
Ronald Reagan's first LA home
La Casa Pacifica
Rancho del Cielo
Century Plaza Hotel/St. Regis
Gerald Ford's post-White House home
Mauretania Apartments
Robert F. Kennedy Community Schools
Sunnylands
Ronald and Nancy Reagan's pre-presidency home
Obama's dorm
MT @OxySpecColl: Dorm livin' in 1940. This is Haines Hall where @POTUS lived his freshman year at Occidental College. pic.twitter.com/bdnN0j8Dof
— L.A. as Subject (@LAasSubject) September 23, 2015
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