The National First Ladies Library

Established by Mary Regula, spouse of previous US Representative Ralph Regula, in 1995, the National First Ladies' Library is an association devoted to teaching guests about the vital part of the primary women of the United States and their fundamental commitments all through history.

The National First Ladies' Library comprises of the Ida Saxton McKinley House and the Education and Research Center, which includes an advanced display space, an exploration library, a perfectly safeguarded 91-situate Victorian theater where films about the primary women are appeared, documented capacity and handling rooms, and regulatory workplaces.

The Saxton-McKinley House was the family home of President William McKinley 's spouse, Ida, and is generally critical similar to the main habitation with guide chronicled connections to President William McKinley staying in the place where he grew up of Canton.