National First Ladies’ Library

By Joel Comm March 11, 1998 5 Comments   

One of the most difficult jobs in the world is that of President of the United States. It is a 24 hour-a-day, 7 days-a-week job, with relatively low pay relative to the responsibilities of the position. But supporting each President has been a person known as the First Lady. It has not always been their wife, sometimes it was a daughter, or niece, or other relative. But the position of First Lady is just as important in many ways as that of the President.

Today’s Famsite is a new one dedicated to the First Ladies of the land. Here, after reading an introductory letter by Hilary Rodham Clinton, you can view information about every First Lady. Clicking on their picture takes you to an area that you can find articles, books, monographs, and other information. There is information on the National First Ladies Library, located in Canton, Ohio, as well as links to the sponsors of both the site and the library. There is also a link to the White House, in case you would want to find out what the President is up to.

This is a great educational site, one that gives long overdue recognition to the First Ladies. Enjoy your visit here.

http://www.firstladies.org/

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5 Comments to “National First Ladies’ Library”
  1. Estelle Joseph says:
    I would like to know how to go about getting an opinion from the first lady - in regards to a manuscript that tells a story in addition to it being a learning tool. The charactors are unusual, and have never been portrayed before. I am a senior citizen with insufficient income to have my story published and have been unsuccessful in obtaining an agent ( I have only sent the story out to three agents) It seems that one must be important such as Madonna, etc.. to get anywhere. The story is truly informative and cute... I have read it to 2-five year olds, 1-six year old, 1-11 year old and a third grade teacher. They all enjoyed it and wanted more..I would appreciate any help you can extend. Maybe, If possible, I can send you a copy. Thank you, Estelle Joseph

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National First Ladies’ Library