Sand dunes on the Navajo Reservation, Window Rock, AZ,1928. RG 75

Nejo family history narrative, Mission Indian Agency,
| Pala, CA, 1931. RG 75

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Archival Holdings at NARA’s Pacific Region
(Laguna Niguel) include records of the:

Adjutant General's Office, 1780's-1917
Adjutant General's Office, 1917.
Agricultural Economics, Bureau of
Agricultural Marketing Service . ..
Agricultural Research Service ..
Air Force Commands, Activities,
and Organizations, U.S. ...
Animal Industry, Bureau of
Army Air Forces .
Ae Aeon Diggers sat
Defenses, U.S., 1901-1942 .
Army Commands, U.S.
Atomic Energy Commission .
Attorneys, U.S...
Civilian Defense, Office of «
Coast Guard, U.S.
Customs Service, U
Deri aespu nen iOniee BE
District Courts of the United States -
ug Enforcement Administration ..
Energy, Department of
Energy Research and Development
Administration
Engineers, Office of the Chief of
Farm Service Agency
Farmers Home Administration ..
Federal Aviation Administration .
Federal Highway Administration . .
Federal Property Resources Service,
Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. .........
Forest Service
Geological Survey
Honnna eaten Onmee ob eke!
Immigration and Naturalization Service .
Indian Affairs, Bureau of .
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Internal Revenue Service
Land Management, Bureau of
Marine Corps, United Stat

Marine Inspection and Navigation, Bio
Marshals Service, United States

Minerals Management Service

National Aeronautics and Space Administration .

National Archives and Records Administration ..

Record Group 94
_ RG 407

... RG 342
ARG TF

RG 18

-RG 392
.RG 338
-RG 326
-RG 118
-RG 171
«RG 26
RG 36
. -RG 219
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.. RG 170

RG 434

-RG 430
‘RG 77
«RG 145
RG 96
-RG 237
-RG 406
-RG 291
RG 22
‘RG 95
.RG 57
» RG 252

RG 85

..RG
»RG 435
“RG 48

RG 58

.-RG 49
‘RG 127

National Labor Relations Board ...
National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration

National Park Service

National War Labor Board (World War Il) .

Natural Resources Conservation Service .

Naval Districts and Shore Establishments

Ordnance, Office of the Chief of

Petroleum Administration for War

Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural
Engineering, Bureau of ...

Price Administration, Office of

Public Buildings Service .

Public Health Service, 1912—! 1968 .

Public Roads, Bureau of ..

Quartermaster General, Office of the .

Selective Service System (World War I) ..

Selective Service System, 1940-

Signal Officer, Office of the Chief ..

Surgeon General (Army), Office of the

Temporary Committees,

Commissions, and Boards ...
Transportation, Office of the Chief of .
Veterans Administration
War Assets Administration ..

War Department General and Special Staffs
Yards and Docks, Bureau of

Donated Materials Group
Nixon Pre-Presidential Papers
Superior Court of Los Angeles County
Naturalization Records
Superior Court of San Diego County
Naturalization Records

RG 25

. RG 370
RG 79
-RG 202
.RG 114
.RG 181
-RG 156
-RG 253

RG 54

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National Archives and Records Administration

Regtonal Archives
Pacific
Region
Laguna Niguel

Sand dunes on the Navajo Reservation, Window Rock, AZ,1928. RG:
Spanish land grant, 1798. RG 49

Nejo family history narrative, Mission Indian Agency,
Pala, CA, 1931. RG 75

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RG 21 aU.S.citizen, 1928. RG 21 United States, 1935. RG 85



National Archives and Records Administration

National Archives and Records Administration

Regtonal Archives Regtonal Archives

Pacific
Region
Laguna Niguel

24000 Avila Road
Laguna Niguel, California 92677-3497

Observatory on Palomar Mountain,
San Diego County, ca, 1940. RG 75

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Laguna Niguel, California 92677-3497

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Pre-Presidential Papers

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nal Archives at NARA’s

Pacific Region (Laguna Niguel) is:

@ Part of the National Archives and Records
Administration (NARA), the Federal agency that, by
law, preserves and provides access to permanently
valuable, noncurrent Federal records with historical,
legal, or fiscal value.

One of 14 NARA facilities where the public has access to
Federal archival records.

A depository and center for research in historical records
from Federal agencies and courts in Arizona, southern
California, and Clark County, Nevada.

A center for genealogical research.

A sponsor of programs that educate the public about
archives, history, genealogy, and related subjects.

A partner with colleges and universities, historical and
genealogical societies, museums, and other archives.

A host for student interns, school groups, and others who
want to learn more about archives.

@ A national resource in a local setting.

We have:

@ More than 32,000 cubic feet of historical records dating
from 1850 to 1990, including photographs, maps, and
architectural drawings created or received by nearly
70 Federal agencies, including Federal courts.

We serve:

TM Anyone who needs historical information created or
received by the Federal Government —historians,
genealogists, lawyers, scholars, Government officials,
environmentalists, veterans, and others.

Our records are:

lM Diverse in content, covering private land claims of the
Spanish and Mexican periods in California and Arizona
history; the opening of the public domain to homestead
settlement; Native American history; enforcement of
Chinese exclusion laws; immigration and naturalization;
the maritime industry and its development; the build-up

of coastal defenses and military bases since the Spanish-
American War; the growth of naval bases and their

impact on local communities; and the development of
Corps of Engineers civil works projects for flood, beach
erosion, and pollution control. Of particular note are the
Pre-Presidential papers of Richard Nixon. These papers

include correspondence, foreign trip files, and appearance
files from Nixon's congressional and vice-presidential terms.
Filled with historic names such as Presidents Dwight
Eisenhower, Richard Nixon, and Ronald Reagan; Supreme
Court Justice Earl Warren; baseball player and civil rights
leader Jackie Robinson; entertainers Charlie Chaplin,
Walt Disney, Bela Lugosi, and Greta Garbo; composer
Igor Stravinsky; nuclear scientists Robert Oppenheimer
and Edward Teller; and test pilot Chuck Yeager.

Unique evidence of the impact of Federal policies and
programs in Arizona, southern California, and Clark
County, Nevada.

If you plan to do research in original records:

Call before visiting to assure that records are available.

@ Bring identification such as a driver's license, passport, or
student ID so that we can issue you a researcher's card.

@ Plan on leaving your personal belongings in a locker.
Laptop computers are permitted.

lf Request permission to use photocopiers, cameras, and
other copy equipment before your visit.

Our microfilm holdings are:

@ Of genealogical interest — Federal population censuses for all
States, 1790-1930; censuses of Native Americans living
on reservations in southern California and Arizona;
indexes to compiled military service records; military post
returns for forts in California and Arizona; pension
records and bounty land warrant applications; passenger
arrival records for ships entering Baltimore, Boston,
Galveston, New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and
other ports; and naturalization records.

Of general historical interest — Records relate to territories;
the American Revolution, the Civil War, and World War II;
U.S. diplomatic missions; the Government's administra-
tion of Indian affairs; the U.S. Supreme Court; the
unexplained loss of Navy flight 19 in the Bermuda
Triangle, 1946; and the Axis Powers’ looting of assets,
1933-45.

If you plan to do microfilm
or genealogy research:

W@ Expect to use our self-service microfilm research room
with the aid of volunteers and staff.
ch is time-consuming, you may need to
visit more than once.



Prepare for your visit by reviewing our web site:
@ Our home page ~ www.archives.gov/facilities/ca/
laguna_niguel.html
NARA home page ~ www.archives.gov
Basics for researchers ~ www.archives.gov/research_room/
Guide to our archival holdings ~ www.archives.gov/
facilities/ca/laguna_niguel/holdings.html
NARA-wide guide to archival holdings ~

www.archives.gov/research_room/are/
NARA-wide guide to microfilm holdings ~
wwwaarchives.gov/research_room/alic/research_tools/
search_microfilm_catalog.html

We welcome your inquiries:

Wi Address: NARA's Pacific Region
24000 Avila Road, Laguna Niguel, California 926
E-mail: laguna.archives@nara.gov

Phone: 949-360-2641 Fax: 949-360-2624

We welcome your visit:
M@ Weekdays, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For Saturday and other
additional hours, call or check our web site.

WM Closed Sundays and Federal holidays.
We are located:

In the Chet Holifield Federal Building, a multi-tenant
facility known as the Ziggurat.

Hl 65 miles south of Los Angeles. Take I-5 South or 405
South. Exit at La Paz Road west and travel 3.5 miles.
Turn right onto Allegra.

70 miles north of San Diego. Take I-5 North. Exit at La Paz
Road west and travel 3.5 miles. ‘Turn right onto Allegra.

Wi Use the east entrance, which faces La Paz Road.

If you need photocopies:

f Fora fee, our staff will make or arrange for copies of
records and provide certified copies for legal use.

@ You can use self-service copiers for a fee to make paper
copies from microfilm.

fl Self-service copying of original records may be allowed,

depending on the condition of the records.

We encourage you to volunteer:

i To assist genealogical researchers.

@ To work on archival preservation and other historical
records projects.

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