Program in Women’s History News

Featured Acquisition: The Scorcher (1897)
December 4, 2020/by Tristan Dahn
Women Get Things Done VIRTUALLY!
October 29, 2020/by Tristan Dahn
Victoria Woodhull: A Woman Who Dared to Be Outspoken
September 17, 2020/by Tristan Dahn
“Myself and the World”: Women Empowered by the Bicycle
August 19, 2020/by Tristan Dahn
Annie Besant and the Path to Authorial and Bodily Agency for Women
July 21, 2020/by Tristan Dahn![2lper-1575-f-v40-1875-p257 Illustration [or Illustrations] from an article on Boffin’s Bower, Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper 26 June, 1875.](https://librarycompany.org/wp-content/uploads/2lper-1575-f-v40-1875-p257-705x496.jpg)
Independence through Self-Education: The Importance of Books and Reading in the Working Women’s Movement
August 22, 2019/by Clare Lowry
The Library Company Celebrates Gay History Month!
October 31, 2018/by Clare Lowry
Getting One’s Due: An Episode in the 19th-Century Book Industry
August 23, 2018/by nscalessa
Kate Field: Women’s History Month Program
April 30, 2018/by Clare Lowry
Tomorrow is Women’s Equality Day!
August 25, 2017/by nscalessa
Intern Spotlight: Diana Myers
May 30, 2017/by Ann McShane