; Whereas the dormitory residents of the Harrison residence gave tours of the first floor to the public; Whereas, in 1951, the Jordan Conservatory of Music moved to Butler University, where it continued to be known as Jordan College of the Arts; Whereas, in 1964, the Department of the Interior named the Harrison residence a National Historic Landmark; Whereas, in 1966, the Arthur Jordan Foundation created the President Benjamin Harrison Foundation to maintain and operate the Harrison residence in accordance with the statement of purpose; Whereas, in 2003, the President Benjamin Harrison Foundation earned accreditation by the American Association of Museums; Whereas, in 2010, the Board of Directors changed the name of the President Benjamin Harrison Foundation to the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site (referred to in this preamble as the Presidential Site ); Whereas, as of 2023, the Harrison residence has more than 30,000 visitors from across the country and world; Whereas the Presidential Site has raised more than $6,800,000 in the capitol campaign Old Glory, New Vision to make substantial renovations and improvements to the historic structure and grounds of the Harrison residence; Whereas tens of thousands of students visit the Harrison residence to learn more about the Federal Government; Whereas the Presidential Site has developed nationally recognized programming, including Future Presidents of America, Project POTUS, and Candlelight Theater; and Whereas the Harrison residence has become the location of many special speakers, events, a naturalization ceremony site for many citizens, and an election voting site: Now, therefore, be it