The First Lady's Treasures Tour

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First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton Addresses the 150th Anniversary Celebration of the Women's Rights Convention

"By giving our own gifts to the future, we can make sure that when the new millennium finally comes, we won't just be celebrating a new year; we will be celebrating the enduring strength of our democracy, the renewal of our sense of citizenship, and the full flowering of the American mind and spirit."

-- First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton

President Clinton proposed a Millennium Fund to Save America's Treasures that would be dedicated to the historic preservation of those aspects of our shared heritage -- from the flag that inspired Francis Scott Key to write the Star Spangled Banner to the historic home of Harriet Tubman -- which define our nation and transcend the generations. To show her support for this fund, First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton will be visiting historic sites from Washington, D.C. to Seneca Falls, N.Y. from July 13th - July 16th, 1998.

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