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“Women of Hyde Park” Presentation

March 18, 11:00 am - 12:00 pm

Free
  • « “Women Feeding Boston Tour.”

Join us for the Inaugural Presentation of the newest BWHT Tour

Women of Hyde Park

Speakers: Katherine Dibble and Mary Smoyer

Saturday, March 18 11:00 AM

Hyde Park Branch, Boston Public Library 35 Harvard Street Hyde Park MA

Hyde Park has a long and rich history. It was a separate town until 1912 when it was annexed by the City of Boston. It was a racially mixed area even before the Civil War and was home to manufacturing companies and Camp Meigs, a Union Army training camp. Many influential women who had important roles in the events of their times lived here. Among them were suffragists, educators, abolitionists, authors, and businesswomen.

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Date:
March 18
Time:
11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Cost:
Free
Event Category:
Featured-event

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Boston Women Heritage Trail
Hyde Park Historical Society
  • « “Women Feeding Boston Tour.”

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Since 1989, the Boston Women’s Heritage Trail (BWHT) has worked to restore women to their rightful place in the history of Boston and in the school curriculum by uncovering, chronicling, and disseminating information about the women who have made lasting contributions to the City of Boston.
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