Plus, meet the women of Cliveden House.
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PURPOSEFULLY BUILT: HELEN GOULD’S POOL BUILDING
When Helen Gould inherited the Lyndhurst estate, she promptly went to work
re-shaping the private home into a space for the community. One of the largest
additions was a grand pool house that was open for use to local children. When
Lyndhurst became a National Trust Historic Site in 1961, the Pool Building
hadn’t been used since Gould’s death in 1938. Explore historical photographs of
how the pool looked in its heyday and learn how the Lyndhurst team plans to
bring it back to the community.

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PRESERVING & ADAPTING THEIR WORLD:
THE WOMEN OF CLIVEDEN
The women who walked the halls of Philadelphia’s Cliveden House were enslaved
and free, Black and white, upper class and working class, young and old. Their
stories are as varied as their lives, and an exhibition at Cliveden is dedicated
to sharing them—regardless of 2020’s obstacles. Meet the women of the house and
get a sneak peek into their lives with a series of twelve videos produced by
this National Trust Historic Site.

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National Trust. With mobile alerts, you will be among the first to know about
advocacy actions, updates, and ways to support the work the Trust is doing to
save America’s historic places.

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PRESERVING THE LEGACY OF BLACK BASEBALL
IN DETROIT’S HAMTRAMCK STADIUM
Major League Baseball recently recognized the Negro Leagues of the early 20th
century as a part of the Major League. In Michigan, Hamtramck Stadium—home to
the Detroit Stars—is one of five remaining Negro League stadiums in the country.
Once a jewel, it was partially demolished in 1970, then fenced in and closed in
the early 1990s. Learn how the National Trust’s African American Cultural
Heritage Action Fund is helping rehabilitation efforts at Hamtramck and other
Negro League stadiums.

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YOUR SUPPORT IS INVALUABLE
We never cease to be touched by the generous outpouring of support for the
National Trust through our Year-End campaign. It’s a gift only we—the people who
most appreciate the unique power of place and story—can give.

As our gift of thanks, we are sharing this link to download our collection of
digital backgrounds featuring historic places in beautiful winter settings. Use
them as screensavers, Zoom backgrounds, or as a reminder of the incredible
places your support is helping to protect.

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