A New Logo and Name for the National First Ladies Library and Museum
Rebranding incorporates all offerings at the Canton, Ohio, site.
A new look, new logo and a new name was unveiled this week for the National First Ladies Library and Museum in Canton, Ohio.
President and CEO Patty Dowd Schmitz made the announcement in the organization’s newsletter where it showcased a new logo featuring three first lady inspired silhouettes. The inspiration for the first silhouette (from right to left) is Abigail Adams, wife of John Adams, the second president of the United States; the middle silhouette is representative of a mid-century first lady likely to be Jacqueline Kennedy; and the third silhouette represents barrier-breaking first ladies of the future, says Schmitz.
The logo also incorporates a new name: National First Ladies Library and Museum. The name now fully integrates the site’s museum that houses more than 5,000 items related to all of the nation’s first ladies while still representing the library that holds more than 1,000 boo…
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