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The First Lady visits the archives of American jazz legend, Louis
Armstrong, at Queens College in New York. (12/3/98) |
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At the home of poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Mrs. Clinton is
presented with a book of artwork from fifth grade students who have
been studying the Revolutionary War and Longfellow's poem, Paul
Revere's Ride. (12/5/98)
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The First Lady speaks at the Museum of Afro American History's African
Meeting House in Boston, Mass., the oldest standing African American
church in the United States. (12/5/98) |
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The First Lady tours the Conservatory of Flowers in San Francisco,
the oldest building in Golden Gate Park and the oldest greenhouse in
California. (12/11/98)
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