Cigar Factory, National Historic Landmark

Site of historic strikes in the 1940s, Charleston Cigar Factory now designated a national landmark
Charleston Cigar Factory, the site of a months-long strike in 1945 and 1946 led by Black women workers, has being recognized as a National Historic Landmark,
Charleston's Cigar Factory earns designation as National Historic Landmark
A more than century-old Charleston landmark picked up a rare new designation Tuesday morning from the Department of the Interior.
Charleston Cigar Factory named national historic landmark
The U.S. Department of Interior on Monday announced the Charleston Cigar Factory and four other spots around the country to be national historic landmarks recognizing women’s history.
Historic Charleston building receives national landmark recognition
The United States Department of the Interior recognized 19 landmarks nationwide, including a former factory building in downtown Charleston.
Interior names factory site and courthouse as historic landmarks
The 19 designations include several landmarks meant to highlight Black, LGBTQ and immigrant histories in this country.
Charleston Cigar Factory declared National Historic Landmark
The US Department of Interior declared Monday a Charleston building pivotal in southern labor activism during the late twentieth century to be a National Historical Landmark. DOI Secretary Deb Haaland designated the Charleston Cigar Factory,
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Perkins was the first woman to serve in a presidential Cabinet and was a driving force behind Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal programs that followed the Great Depression.