Reagan Archivist Coming to Nixon Library
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A former archivist at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library has been appointed to the same position at the Richard Nixon Library & Birthplace.
Gregory G. Cumming is expected to help the library gain possession of Nixon’s White House records, currently at the National Archives.
Cumming, 39, has worked at the Reagan Library in Simi Valley since 1989 and will start at the Yorba Linda facility Sept. 16.
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