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December 12 marks 100 years of strengthening cities.

On December 12, 1924, 10 state leagues came together at Fraser Hall in Lawrence, Kansas at the University of Kansas to form what is now known as the National League of Cities. Join us in commemorating this milestone moment:

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NLC leadership gathers during the Centennial Roadshow kickoff in front of Fraser Hall at University of Kansas, where the first meeting of what is now NLC took place on December 12, 1924.
NLC leadership gathers during the Centennial Roadshow kickoff in front of Fraser Hall at University of Kansas, where the first meeting of what is now NLC took place on December 12, 1924.
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Founding meeting roll from the first meeting in Lawrence, Kansas on December 12, 1924.
Founding meeting roll from the first meeting in Lawrence, Kansas on December 12, 1924.
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Pictured above: At the University of Kansas Research Library, NLC leadership browses founding documents of what is now the National League of Cities.