
36. Eleanor Roosevelt, First Lady of the World: Celebrating Women’s History Month with Historian Holley Snaith
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The Valley Girls had the pleasure and honor to chat with historian and writer Holley Snaith about the enduring legacy of Eleanor Roosevelt, visiting Val-Kill, Holley’s photo restoration project at Val-Kill, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Marian Anderson’s legendary Lincoln Memorial concert, the Eleanor Roosevelt School, and how FDR mixed his martinis.
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