Myra Moran tells of her experiences with the Arkansas Travelers as they toured Iowa during Hillary Clinton’s campaign. The group would split into vans; six to a van and go knock on doors. “I enjoyed Iowa. I used to know every town”. [00:41:00]
#1: Myra Moran, 7th grade, Beechwood Grade School, Wichita, Kansas
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#2: Wedding picture taken at Mt. Sequoyah; (l-r) Bob McHenry, Pat Moran, Myra Moran, Nancy Russ, and Bob Ross; Fayetteville, Arkansas, 1961
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#3: Myra Moran in front of the first bookstore she opened in 1986 in Little Rock, Arkansas
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#4: Advertisement about an escorted literary tour to England and Scotland by Myra Moran
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#5: One of several historical publications that Myra Moran oversaw publication of while program coordinator at Center for Arkansas Studies, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
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#6: First Lady Hillary Clinton and President Bill Clinton (center) with Myra Moran (front row, far right) and other Arkansas Travelers who spent a week at the White House volunteering for various jobs; 1996
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#7: Moran house in Rogers, Arkansas, restored by Myra and Pat Moran
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#8: Thank-you letter from Hillary Clinton for Myra Moran's work as an Arkansas Traveler during primary season when Clinton was campaigning against Barack Obama
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#9: Myra and Pat Moran, 2014
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#10: Exhibit at Clinton Presidental Center about Arkansas Travelers of which Myra was a member; this was an Arkansas group active in primary states during Bill and Hillary Clinton's political endeavors as well as Wesley Clark
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