Inside the new Air Force One Pavilion at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library

Grave sitea Peace Plaza Inside the new Air Force One Pavilion at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library what visitors can expect to see when they tour the facility: F-14 Tomcat Reagan Library Court- yard Exhibits -Colonnade Entrance Theaters Air Force One Pavilion Y5009 1981 Elevator Colonnade Kiesk. Kiosk UN ED SZAES OF AMERICA Information desk OCD Elevator Elevator RAID RCMAR k STORE Elevator Graphic by Steve Greenberg / Star staft Key to the new exhibits: A: A colonnade connects the existing library and three new theaters with the pavilion. B: After entering the pavilion, visitors will see the Flights of Freedom gallery. It showcases the 26 diplomatic flights Reagan took from 1981 to 1989, including miles flown per year, plus maps and an interactive kids' game. C: The Dividing Wall gallery features a replica of a section of the Berlin Wall. D: The Cold War Classroom features displays and a six-minute film recounting the Cold War. E: The Jetway walkway features wall displays and parade limousine, a Secret Service vehicle and a information kiosks for visitors waiting their turn to police cruiser along with two motorcycles. board Air Force One. F: The focus of the pavilion is the presidential plane, of the Flying White House," depicts 22 planes used main library. Air Force One, a customized Boeing 707. Visitors for presidential flights. may walk through the plane, exiting by an elevator I: On the ground floor is a Sikorsky Marine One helicopter used by President Lyndon Johnson. G: A presidential motorcade includes Reagan's 1984 J: A museum store and a snack bar, The Ronald Reagan, a partial re-creation of a pub from Ballyporeen, Ireland, complete the pavilion. Visitors H: A 120-foot-wide, 14-foot-tall mural, "The History may exit via an elevator or stairs, or return to the and stairs leading to the second floor.