NO REGRETS: Yorba Linda (B2) got the...
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NO REGRETS: Yorba Linda (B2) got the library after a San Clemente deal fell through. . . . Another site once proposed was Nixon’s law school alma mater, Duke University, where plans for a library were blocked in 1981. “I’m glad some of the papers are finally becoming available, and I’m glad that they’re not located at Duke University,” said history professor Peter Wood, who led the opposition. Recalls university archivist William King, “We were willing to accept the archives, but not a museum.”
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