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Explore New England in the early Colonial period from the unique perspective of middling and working class women.
Review surviving original material that includes diary entries, letters, paintings, and objects to gain a greater understanding of what it meant to be female in New England prior to the American Revolutionary War.
Led by Gail White Usher, an educator and researcher working in New England’s early history. She is currently education coordinator for Historic New England at Roseland Cottage in Woodstock, Connecticut. Usher is also President of the Woodstock Historical Society and Chairman of the Woodstock Historic District Commission.
This program is a partnership with Tewksbury Public Library and other local libraries. Sponsored in part by the Friends of MHL.
AGE GROUP: | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Library Program--Adults |
