The Frances Perkins Center has launched a campaign urging President Joe Biden to designate Frances Perkins' former home in Newcastle, Maine, as a national monument. Perkins, the first woman to serve in a presidential Cabinet, significantly influenced New Deal policies, including Social Security and the minimum wage. The 57-acre site is already a national historic landmark, and supporters believe the designation would enhance public understanding of her legacy. Maine's congressional delegation is backing the proposal, highlighting its potential impact on recognizing women's contributions to U.S. history. Biden's recent executive order aimed at honoring women's history adds momentum to the initiative. If approved, this would be Maine's second national monument and Biden's sixth, emphasizing the importance of recognizing female figures in American history.