1. Women In Canadian History Biographical sketches of prominent women. With trivia, quotes, events, and bibliography of biographies. women in history. On the Web since 1995! http://www.niagara.com/~merrwill

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2. Schlesinger Library Short biographies of prominent women in US history. From women in history, an organization that presents historical reenactments. http://www.radcliffe.edu/schles

The Schlesinger Library draws thousands of researchers each year to study the history of women in the United States. The library holds letters and diaries, photographs, books and periodicals, ephemera, oral histories, and audiovisual materials that document the history of women, families, and organizations, primarily in the 19th and 20th centuries. It is also home to an extensive culinary collection and the Radcliffe Archives. Materials do not circulate, but the library is open to all, free of charge. What's Happening Major Renovations Scheduled Schlesinger Library grant deadlines are extended to April 1st Elizabeth David papers being acquired by the Schlesinger Library The national exhibition: Enterprising Women: 250 Years of American Business opens in New York City on March 25th. Schlesinger Library Radcliffe Institute 10 Garden Street Cambridge, MA 02138

3. Women In History "Women have made up half the human race but you could never tell that by the books that historians write." Arthur Schlessinger, Jr. WHAT IS women in history? women in history, a non-profit organization, was founded in 1991 by Sophia Mastrandreas-Dadas, and a group of women from http://www.lkwdpl.org/wihohio

"Women have made up half the human race but you could never tell that by the books that historians write." -Arthur Schlessinger, Jr. Historian Research Guide Ohio Bicentennial - 2003 LEARNING FROM THE PAST PROVIDES HOPE FOR THE FUTURE WHAT IS WOMEN IN HISTORY? We are a non-profit corporation dedicated to the education of all people through the dramatic re-creation of lives of notable women in U.S. history. WOMEN IN HISTORY PRESENTS Standard Performance One-hour programs designed to meet the audiences needs Two characters, each presenting a 25-minute monologue in authentic period costume A narrator to open and close the program A question and answer session with the audience Custom Performance One character presenting a 25-minute monologue in authentic period costume A question and answer session with the audience HOW DID WOMEN IN HISTORY GET STARTED? Women in History, a non-profit organization, was founded in 1991 by Sophia Mastrandreas-Dadas , and a group of women from Lakewood, Ohio who were like-minded in purpose and intent. All felt that for too long, there existed a lack of information as well as educational outreach efforts concerning the contributions made by women to the growth and development of our nation. These women felt a debt to their ancestors and a responsibility to future generations to begin the work that would enhance and complete the history of women in America.

4. John's Word Search Puzzles: Women In History Famous females are featured in this printable puzzle can you find them all? http://www.thepotters.com/puzzles/women.html

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5. Women In History - Historic Figures denotes Ohio Bicentennial figure. women in history. women in history PO Box 770682;Lakewood, OH 44107 216.228.4779 Phone or Fax Email wihohio@juno.com. http://www.lkwdpl.org/wihohio/figures.htm

Historical Figures denotes Ohio Bicentennial figure Abigail Smith Adams (1744-1818) - Wife of John Adams, 2nd President of the United States and mother of John Quincy Adams, 6th President. Known for her letters and opinions on society. Jane Addams (1860-1935) - Social Activist, founder of Hull House and the NAACP, Nobel Peace Prize winner and labor union organizer. Louisa May Alcott (1832-1888) - Seamstress, servant, teacher, Civil War nurse, and finally, author and novelist. Marian Anderson (1902-1995) - First African American to sing leading role with Metropolitan Opera, delegate to U.N. Susan Brownell Anthony (1820-1906) - Napoleon of the women's suffrage movement, mother of the 19th Amendment, abolitionist. Josephine Baker (1906-1975) - African-American international star, civil rights activist, World War II heroine. Ida B. Wells Barnett (1862-1931) - African-American educator, newspaperwoman, anti-lynching campaigner, founder NAACP. Clara Barton (1821-1912) - Civil War nurse, founder of the American Red Cross.

6. Women Who Changed History Introduces women who made a difference. Includes activities for students and teachers.Category Kids and Teens People and Society Women s History Month......This content resource allows students to explore women in history,including AmeliaEarhart,Sally Ride, and Rosa Parks. Celebrate Women's History Month! http://teacher.scholastic.com/activities/women/

Discover women who have made a difference. Celebrate Women's History Month! Meet Nobel Prize winner Jody Williams and learn about her work to ban landmines. Meet author Penny Colman , who joined us in 2002 to answer your questions about Women’s History Month. Nominate a notable woman and write a persuasive essay. Write a news story about Amelia Earhart. How Would You Feel? What would it be like to break the color barrier? Would you break the law for something you believed? Research Starters: Suffrage: The Right to Vote History Mystery Challenges Which women's rights advocate was born a slave? Who helped established the juvenile justice system? What famous author served as a nurse in the Civil War? Celebrate the accomplishements of women while utilizing math skills. Take a trip on the Internet to answer these historical questions. Teacher Resource Center Online Activities Center Book Fairs Product Info ... Teacher Store Read our

7. Notable Women Ancestors: Women's Biographies A growing database containing biographies and genealogy data of famous and notso-famous women submitted Category Society People Women History...... LINKS. HUGE Collection of Women's History Sites women in history Webring.Notable Women Ancestors NEWSLETTER. Cyndi's List of Female Ancestors. http://www.rootsweb.com/~nwa/

Note on the banner This site generously Hosted by RootsWeb ANNOUNCING: Notable Women Ancestors, The NEWSLETTER! Honored to be part of The History Channel On-Line You are the visitor to this Page since April, 1997. Last updated 3/31/03 These pages, as well as my genealogy site, are dedicated to my mother, Dorothy Williams Behling FEATURED WOMAN OF THE MONTH Sarah Winnemucca NEW THIS MONTH Kate Sherwood - Authors Ruth Hedges Aramepinchone aka Marie Rouensa Philippe - Native Americans Mable Anna Howell Ash ANNOUNCING: Notable Women Ancestors the Newsletter , now available. Click here for details. NO-TA-BLE , adj. 1. Worthy of note or notice; remarkable. 2. Characterized by excellence or distinction; eminent. The lives of ALL women are "notable" - at least in the eyes of the genealogists who research them, and that is the ONLY criteria necessary for a woman to be included at this web site. Some are famous, others are not. Those who are famous have, until recently, often been overlooked by mainstream historians. The extent to which our schoolbooks and popular folk collections have largely ignored the most vivid, powerful women is simply astounding. There are an even greater number of women who, while possibly not contributing anything historically significant, nonetheless managed to lead very interesting lives. The fact that they survived at all is a credit to their courage and stamina. There was nothing "ordinary" about our female ancestors who risked their lives traveling in tiny ships across the ocean, living on the frontier and giving birth to numerous children. Most were uneducated. Many of their lives went unrecorded, or at best, are only noted in the records by their married surname and a few dates. The lives of some women are known to us only because of the historical circumstances that pushed them, often unwillingly, into the limelight, such as the colonial women who were accused of witchcraft or taken captive by warring Native Americans.

8. Women In History Sacramento branch of the American Association of University Women. women in history page has hardto-fin Category Society People Women History......women in history. Honoring our women ancestors . Women's History. NationalWomen's History Project. Biographies. Women's International Center. http://gsef.com/aauw-sacramento/women_in_history.htm

Women in History Home Search Our Site About AAUW Calendar ... Scholarships Women in History Women in News AAUW AAUW-CA Visit These Sites and Learn About: Creative Women's Quotations FamousCreativeWomen.com Words of Wisdom Women in History Curriculum Women in the West Making it on Their Own Women in the Gold Rush "They saw the elephant." Women in American History Encyclopaedia Britannica Notable Women Ancestors "Honoring our women ancestors" Women's History National Women's History Project Biographies Women's International Center National Women's Hall of Fame Seneca Falls, New York Veterans Women in the Military Women's Stories Famous and Infamous Women Links to Other Resources Women in World History Women Pioneers in Math and Computers Biographies, photos and more Women and Computers From the Sacramento Bee Women in Computing A Long Tradition Back Home Next Not a member yet? Visit our

9. Welcome To The Herstory Webring Listing of web sites relating to pioneering women in history.Category Society People Women Directories......Welcome to the women in history Web ring, Herstory. The aim of thisring is to encompass all websites that include material about http://www.angelfire.com/va2/herstory/

10. 100 Important Women In History Brief biographies and pictures. Created as a Girl Scout Gold Award Project. "A site featuring Category Society People Women History Biography......100 Important women in history. Welcome to the website of the 100 MostImportant Women of All Time a page of 100 women who history http://www.angelfire.com/anime2/100import/

100 Important Women in History Welcome to the website of the 100 Most Important Women of All Time: a page of 100 women who history would not be the same without. I, Shelby Ellery, created this site as a gold award project, the highest award that can be awarded in Girl Scouting that has to take at least 50 hours to complete. I chose this project because I believe that women aren't recognized enough. I can name so many men that I have been taught by my teachers, but I really can't name all that many women. This site is a resource for all those people out there who are just like me, no matter what age, curious about how women also affected who people are today and who the world wouldn't be the same without. Take a moment to choose someone you have never heard of and look through this window into their soul, who they really were or are. By all means, help yourself. And thanks again! Jane Addams Susan B. Anthony Marie Antoinette Saint Joan of Arc ... Rosalyn Sussman Yalow Don't forget this page: very helpful if you need some explanation of my choices, pictures, or anything common. Also includes a bonus woman and my works cited. Notes from the Author This page contains additional important women contributed by viewers of this webpage.

11. Women In History Collection Guide Below are links to descriptions of manuscript collections at the Clements Librarythat are relevant for the study of women's history and gender studies. http://www.clements.umich.edu/Gurls/Indexarama.html

Women in History Guide to Manuscript Collections Below are links to descriptions of manuscript collections at the Clements Library that are relevant for the study of women's history and gender studies. The documents themselves are not available on the web site; please contact the library if you are interested in obtaining photocopies or visiting the library to view the originals. More descriptions will be added as they are written. For further information on how to the descriptions are set up, click here. Helen Curtis Annan Journal, 1840-1853 A multi-purpose volume used by a Presbyterian woman in St. Louis to record the text and outlines of her pastors' sermons, reflect upon her spiritual condition, and describe a steamboat trip up the Mississippi to St. Anthony's Falls and Indian lands during the summer of 1845. Appleby Family Papers, 1862-1902 (Bulk dates, 1864-1870) Over three hundred items relating primarily to the younger generation of the Appleby family of Huntingdon County, Penna., including Civil War veterans Thomas and Daniel Appleby and their many girlfriends. Martha Barker Papers, 1866-1890s

12. Learn About Women In History  @ Educating Jane.com At Educating Jane.com's women in history Page you will find women from all overthe world who are making things happen. March is Women's History Month. Women. http://www.educatingjane.com/Women/women.htm

March is Women's History Month Women You've heard about His tory now lets hear about HER-Story! This page was last updated on Feb 5, 2003. If you find a broken link, please follow these simple steps to help keep this site clean and working smoothly. The History of Women's Suffrage from World Book Test Your Women’s History I.Q at The Learning Place/National Women's History Project 100 Most Powerful Women the Washingtonian Distinguished Women of Past and Present Maria Sklodowska- Curie National Champions Trade Mag Names Hollywood's 100 Most Powerful Women 4000 Years of Women in Science Hillary Rodham Clinton Biographies of Women Mathematicians National Women Hall of Fame ... Herstory. Women You Should Know Belva Lockwood First woman to practice law before the U.S. Supreme Court. The first woman to receive votes in a presidential election(1884). Belva didn't enter law school until she was in her late 30's, a widow, and with a four-year-old daughter to raise. Harriet Tubman - Conductor of the underground railroad. Helped free more than 300 slaves.

13. Women In American History Britannica Online presents a special multimedia exhibit on women in American history, featuring biographies, interactive timelines, Internet resources, and more. http://women.eb.com/

14. 4000 Years Of Women In Science Introductory guide to the role played by women in the history of science, with many short biographies and photographs. Isn't this women's history Month? We have a new "Did You Know" for your reading pleasure http://www.astr.ua.edu/4000WS/4000WS.html

15. National Women's History Project - A Resource For Information About Women's Hist Official web site of the National women's history Project Originator of women's history Month. Functions Category Society history North America United States women......Official web site of the National women's history Project Originator of women'shistory Month. 2003 National women's history Month Make a donation. http://www.nwhp.org/

2003 National Women's History Month Make a donation Go directly to our Online Catalog and secure ordering system. Order our Print Catalog The National Women's History Project is a non-profit educational corporation with 501(c)3 status. The National Women's History Project is an educational nonprofit organization. Our mission is to recognize and celebrate the diverse and historic accomplishments of women by providing information and educational materials and programs. The National Women's History Project Web site offers historical and current information about women who have actively sought to improve the status of women in society both in the United States and around the world. Teachers and students at all levels of education, women's federal program managers, and men and women of all ages will find fascinating stories of women of courage and vision who have paved the way for greater freedom for all people everywhere. From Native American scholars to leaders of the underground railroad to suffragists to modern artists and politicians, women have struggled to bring fundamental human rights to women of all ages, colors, social classes and sexual orientations.

16. Women Pioneering The Future - Women’s History Month - March 2003 for generations to come. 2003 National women's history Month Honorees.women's history Month Resources. The National women's history http://www.nwhp.org/whm/themes/themes.html

2003 Honorees Celebration Resources Checklist for Women's History Month Women's History Performers ... Month Our 2003 theme, "Women Pioneering the Future" , incorporates both pioneering women from U.S. history , who led and won struggles for equality and civil rights, created and advanced educational and professional opportunities, and made great contributions to the arts, sciences, and humanistic causes, and innovative women of today who further these efforts and continue to expand the frontiers of possibility for generations to come. The National Women's History Project is a non-profit educational corporation with 501(c)3 status.

17. Women In World History Curriculum Interactive site full of information and resources about women's experiences in world history. For teachers, teenagers, parents, and history buffs. Highlights the 14 women in World history curriculum units we sell in our ONLINE STORE. http://womeninworldhistory.com/

WELCOME TO WomenInWorldHistory.com Interactive site full of information and resources about women's experiences in world history. For teachers, teenagers, parents, and history buffs. Great Women Rulers! nineteen women who ruled with a chance to add one of your own. Words of Wisdom! Read what women have said. The Burqa, Chador, Veil and Hijab! An essay on historical perspectives on Islamic dress. Female Heroes! 12 biographies of a woman, or women, who made a difference in history. Women in the First Millennium! An essay on the world of women circa the year 1000 C.E. plus biographies of influential women . Lessons! Here are activities you can try out in your classroom. TEN different lessons included. About Women in World History Curriculum and Director's Page Who In The World is Lyn Reese? WORLD HISTORY CURRICULUM REVIEWS - women's history content plus lessons on ways to work with it. WORLD HISTORY BOOK REVIEWS - reference works, overviews, statistics, anthologies. Here are answers to some of the questions visitors have asked about Women's History.

18. Women In Canadian History http://www.niagara.com/~merrwill/default.html

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19. American Women's History: A Research Guide American women's history A Research Guide Introduction Bookmarks Last Update 2/13/2003 Sources Consulted Suggestion Box. http://www.mtsu.edu/~kmiddlet/history/women.html

American Women's History: A Research Guide Introduction Bookmarks Sources Consulted Suggestion Box Focus on: WWI Posters I. General Reference Biographical Sources II. Subject Index to Research Sources III. State and Regional History Sources IV. Finding Books Journal Articles Theses V. Finding Primary Sources: Tools/Formats Shortcuts to Popular Sources Digital Collections of Primary Sources Talking About Women's History Maintained by Ken Middleton , reference/microforms librarian at MTSU Library. Visitors since 9/17/2000:

20. Multimedia Sites: Women's History Multicultural links to women's history.Category Society People women history......Multimedia Sites in women's history This site has been incorporated intoAmerican women's history A Research Guide. women's history Home Page http://www.mtsu.edu/~kmiddlet/history/women/wom-mm.html

Multimedia Sites in Women's History This site has been incorporated into American Women's History: A Research Guide See the Digital Collections section for general sites that include American women's history sources. The following sections under the Subject Index to Research Sources include links to collections similar to those found on Multimedia Sites in Women's History American Indian Women Asian American Women Civil War Education ... Women's History Home Page Ken Middleton kmiddleton@frank.mtsu.edu Todd Library, Middle Tennessee State University

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