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Dear Friend,

Fearless suffragists...iconic musicians and artists...dedicated advocates…
groundbreaking entrepreneurs: women have played influential roles in every
chapter of America’s history.

This month marks the centennial of the 19th Amendment, and to recognize this
important milestone, we are saluting America’s diverse, boundary-breaking women by renewing our commitment
to preserve the places where they raised their voices, stood their ground in the
face of overwhelming odds, and summoned the courage to change the world.

We believe that every place has a woman’s story to tell, but far too many of
them have been overlooked or deliberately obscured. As part of our observance of
this historic anniversary, we invited friends and supporters to help us bring to
light the hidden and under-recognized places where women of all ages, backgrounds, beliefs, and identities have made history. The responses thus far—over 800—have been amazing. Take a peek here and be inspired!
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Today, as the National Trust’s staff leading our Where Women Made History
campaign, I’d love to hear your thoughts about what this work means to you.
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Your feedback will provide valuable insight as we take action to preserve places
where history happened. We’ll share the results of our survey in a few weeks, so
take a moment now to make sure that your thoughts are included.

Thank you for sharing your perspective. Together, we can inspire a new
generation of women leaders as they write their own American stories and lead us
all forward toward a stronger future.



Christina Morris
Campaign Manager, Where Women Made History

P.S. We’ll compile the results of this survey soon. So don’t delay—share your
thoughts about preserving women’s history now and keep an eye out for the
results!
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