ROOSEVELT, (Anna) Eleanor [1884-1962] -- American author, diplomat and humanitarian, FLOTUS
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She was a niece of President Theodore Roosevelt ¤ and wife of President Franklin D. Roosevelt ¤, who was also her 5th cousin. Widely admired for her support of liberal causes and humanitarian concerns, she made her residence at Val-Kill, in Hyde Park, after her husband's death.
My sister-in-law, Candace (Sten) Davis, a Hyde Park native recalls, as a child,
being dandled on Mrs. Roosevelt's knee. 
Bookmarks (off-site links) |
- ROOSEVELT, ANNA ELEANOR ROOSEVELT (1884-1962) From "First Ladies of the United States" site. Click the "Return" button to access the other First Lady sites, and a bibliography of collective works about all the First Ladies.
- Biography
- Biography of Eleanor Roosevelt
- Eleanor Roosevelt
- Eleanor Roosevelt 1884-1962 On the FDR Library site.
- Eleanor Roosevelt's Timeline At the FDR Library site
- TheCentury.com: Eleanor Leads Push for Change Even before Franklin Roosevelt became President, Eleanor had become a political force. And an effective advocate to her husband.
- Academic American Encyclopedia: Eleanor Roosevelt Grolier
- TIME 100: Leaders & Revolutionaries - Eleanor Roosevelt America's most influential First Lady blazed paths for women and led the battle for social justice everywhere. BY DORIS KEARNS GOODWIN
- Encyclopedia Americana: Eleanor Roosevelt
- Genealogy
- Tributes, memoirs
- Before I forget by Eleanor Roosevelt II By her niece.
- Eleanor Roosevelt Main Page
- Eleanor Roosevelt: The American Woman
- The Women of The Hall - Eleanor Roosevelt The National Women's Hall of Fame
- Monuments & Institutions
- Val-Kill (Eleanor Roosevelt NHS)
I once lived a stone throw from Val-Kill, and used to ride my dirtbike on the property before it was a National Historic Site.
- ERVK Home
- Val-Kill
- Val-Kill Medal Honorees Medallists are those who contribute to society in such fields as citizenship, education, the arts, community service,
- Eleanor Roosevelt Historic Site: Home Page
- Eleanor Roosevelt - Overview
- First Lady of the World: Eleanor Roosevelt at Val-Kill
- News Snapshot: Val-Kill: More for Teen Girls N.Y. Times
- ER and FDR in the 1920's
- Women's History: Val-Kill Footstool
- Visit to Val Kill REMARKS BY THE FIRST LADY HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON - VISIT TO VAL KILL
- Val-Kill, Eleanor Roosevelt's retreat
- Wildernet - Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site
- Eleanor Roosevelt College At UCSD
- Eleanor Roosevelt Institute For nearly forty years, the Eleanor Roosevelt Institute has pioneered basic biomedical research in an effort to eradicate disease.
- Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute The mission of the Roosevelt Institute is to inform new generations of the ideals and achievements of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt.
- The Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute At the FDR Library site.
- Welcome to Eleanor Roosevelt High School
- eleanor roosevelt More about the high school
- Val-Kill (Eleanor Roosevelt NHS)
I once lived a stone throw from Val-Kill, and used to ride my dirtbike on the property before it was a National Historic Site.
- Works
- Eleanor Roosevelt Biography Universal Declaration of Human Rights
- Exhibit: Eleanor Roosevelt Letter File copy of letter from Eleanor Roosevelt to president general of the DAR. National Archives and Records Administration
- Gallery
- On-Line Photos Over 1000 public domain photos of Franklin & Eleanor at the FDR Library site
- ER Cartoons
- toons2
- toons3
- Cartoons 4
- Cartoons 5
- IMDb character search Films in which she is portrayed
- Val-Kill
- Link farms
- Bibliography
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