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First Ladies National Historic Site
Site Index
First Ladies National Historic Site
Contact Us 04-February-2006
First Ladies National Historic Site 04-February-2006
Frequently Asked Questions 04-February-2006
National First Ladies Library 30-July-2006
Upcoming Events for 2012 18-January-2012
Park Management
Centennial Initiative 2016 23-August-2007
First Ladies Centennial Strategy 23-August-2007
Laws & Policies 05-February-2010
Management 19-August-2007
Superintendent's Compendium 29-March-2010
Superintendent's Compendium 2011 02-February-2011
Park News
News 17-July-2006
News Release - Centennial Initiative 23-August-2007
Plan Your Visit
Accessibility 30-July-2006
America the Beautiful - National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Pass 02-February-2011
Cuyahoga Valley National Park 02-February-2011
Directions 16-July-2006
Fees & Reservations 29-July-2006
First Ladies National Historic Site events list 02-February-2011
James A. Garfield National Historic Site 02-February-2011
Lodging 30-July-2006
National First Ladies Library 02-February-2011
National First Ladies' Library Monthly Calendar 02-February-2011
Operating Hours & Seasons 31-July-2006
Pets 30-July-2006
Plan Your Visit 17-February-2006
Schedule Of Events 17-February-2006
Things To Do 17-February-2006
Things To Know Before You Come 05-July-2006
Upcoming Events for 2012 18-January-2012
USGS Store 02-February-2011
Where To Eat 30-July-2006
Support Your Park
Support Your Park 03-November-2011

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Fifth cousin of Franklin and niece of Teddy Roosevelt, Eleanor Roosevelt brought great spirit and compassion to her role as First Lady. She championed the causes of civil rights, women's rights and supported farmers and the poor through activism and by donating the fees she received for lecturing.
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