I visited the Ronald Reagan Boyhood Home with fellow YAF students, and I was blown away by the immaculate attention to detail and the idyllic small-town American life Reagan grew up with! The docents really helped this place come alive. I so hope to come here again!

We had a great visit. It was raining but that didn't stop the tour. Our guide told so many stories about Ronald Reagan. He made Reagan a real person who loved his country and fellow Americans. Anyone interested in history and past presidents should visit. Amazing that it was almost torn down but saved by the postman.

Very informative, You start with a short video before you tour the small house. Free entry, donation to the Conservative Party welcome. We enjoyed the visit, with the great stories of Ronald Regan put alive by our guide. Takes about 1 hour. You can’t prebook, you just show up, well worth it, if you are in the area. The house has been restored, and very few original items from when Ronald lived here.

We enjoyed our visit at Ronald Regan's Boyhood Home although one is led to believe during the tour this was his only home in Dixon. The Reagan family lived in this house from 1920 until 1923. The 1891 house is not a Montgomery Ward kit home as the tour guide told the group. Montgomery Ward introduced a house plan book in 1909 but did not introduce the kit homes until around 1918. Worth visiting though.