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22 hours ago · Eleven Things You Didn’t Know about Lou Henry Hoover Ann Robertson This site is an independent history project and not affiliated, associated, authorized, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected with, the Girl Scouts of the USA or any of its councils.
5 days ago · May 23, 2024. 6 minutes. Girl Scouts of the USA created the Lou Henry Hoover Memorial Forest program in 1944 as the movement’s official national tribute to former First Lady Lou Henry Hoover . A devoted Girl Scout, she is the only person to serve as both national (1922-1925, 1935-1937) and honorary national (1930-1933) president.
1 day ago · Immediately after earning a promotion in 1898, Hoover cabled Lou Henry, asking her to marry him. After she cabled back her acceptance of the proposal, Hoover briefly returned to the United States for their wedding. They would remain married until Lou Henry Hoover's death in 1944.
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4 days ago · Search Our Collections. Our collections contain rare and unique library materials and archives that include posters, photographs, texts, sound recordings, moving images, and art and memorabilia. Documenting war, revolution, and peace, along with political, social, and economic change in the modern era, our collections come from across the globe ...
4 days ago · The First Lady, Mrs. Lou Henry Hoover, presented the trophy. Completed in 1967, Roland Hall is a five-level structure overlooking the Thames River. Roland houses Alumni Gym, where our volleyball and basketball teams compete and Roland Pool, home to our swimming and diving teams.
2 days ago · Lou Henry Hoover (1874- 1944) was the wife of Herbert Hoover. Born in Iowa, she moved to California at age 10 and later graduated from Stanford with a degree in Geology. The Hoovers met in college and married in 1899.
4 days ago · For students in the sciences, the Hoover Collection contains rare volumes on the history of science and the metallic arts assembled by President Herbert Hoover and his wife, Lou Henry, and the Woodford Collection includes rare and historical geology books.
