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Portrait of Gail Hamilton in Gail Hamilton’s Life in Letters (1901).

Getting One’s Due: An Episode in the 19th-Century Book Industry

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Kate Field: Women's History Month Program

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Tomorrow is Women’s Equality Day!

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A manipulated photograph depicting twelve women writers seated together. "Eminent Women," P.2016.73

Intern Spotlight: Diana Myers

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Ludecke Studio, Cousin Matttie Wright’s Aunts from Wilmington, 1912. P.2015.75.

Rallying for Women’s History in December

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Cassandra Good, Founding Friendships: Friendships between Men and Women in the Early American Republic

Women’s History Month Lecture

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Susan Shifrin at the April 9th event

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