Join Abby Battis, Historic Beverly Director on this Thursday (7/3) for our First Friday program at the Hale House where we will be discussing the “Votes for Women: A Portrait […]
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Learn about the Beverly women who went into the military from World War II through the Vietnam War. It wasn’t until the 1900s that women could serve as military themselves, […]
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In honor of Women’s History Month, we feature the stories of four dynamic Beverly women: Polly Rantoul (March 5); Jane Stuart (March 12); Joanna Quiner (March 19) and Anna Coleman […]
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Sisters Katharine and Louisa Loring fully embodied humanitarianism during the 1900s. Numerous local organizations were impacted by one or both of the sisters including the Beverly Public Library, Beverly Improvement […]
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Sweet little old lady? Think again! Looks can be deceiving. Beverly’s long history is chock full of women who stole from the clergy, sat on their neighbors in church, cleverly […]
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Ladies’ Day created by Kirby Gosnell portrays the final rallies and meetings of the women’s suffrage movement in Nashville, Tennessee as the Tennessee State Legislature considered ratification of the Women’s […]
Learn MoreSecond of a two part program that explores how American women have supported their military from the American Revolution through the present day. In the earliest of days of our […]
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This two-part virtual program explores how American women have supported their military from the American Revolution through the present day. In the earliest of days of our nation, women participated […]
Learn More This is now an online program! When you think of a witch, what kind of person do you imagine? Do you picture a wrinkled old woman with a wart on […]
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