ヒラリー・クリントンのインスタグラム(hillaryclinton) - 3月6日 02時56分
Three generations, one set of steps.
“There’s so much in ‘Wonderful World’ that brings me back to my neighborhood where I live in Corona, New York,” Louis Armstrong said in 1968.
The house Armstrong lived in during the last 28 years of his life is remarkably well-preserved. A lot of luck and wrangling went into saving it. Bessie Williams, the Armstrongs' longtime housekeeper, became its first preserver. In 1977, the house was designated a National Historic Landmark. In 1999, as first lady, I started a National Park Service program called Save America's Treasures that put grant money toward preserving it. In 2017, workers broke ground on a new education center that will open across the street this fall. And in 2019, the youngest-ever woman in Congress, @Ocasio2018, stopped by and encouraged NY14 and beyond to visit.
It's a wonderful world. You can find it in Queens. @louisarmstronghouse
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