POSTPONED: Road to the Vote: The Boston Women’s Suffrage Trail

Due to the concerns surrounding the Coronavirus/Covid-19, we have chosen to suspend all spring programming. Please check our Facebook and newsletter for the most up-to-date information on our programs.

Road to the Vote: The Boston Women’s Suffrage Trail

In celebration of the centennial passage of the 19th amendment, learn about the local leaders and significant events in the crusade to gain the right to vote.

Katherine Dibble and Mary Howland Smoyer are longtime board members of the Boston Women’s Heritage Trail which was founded in 1989 to recover, document and celebrate Boston women’s history. Katherine is retired from a long career at the Boston Public Library; Mary is a retired BPS elementary school librarian and teacher.

Tickets are ON SALE NOW! $10 ($5 for members*)

This talk is part of our Suffrage at 100 Series.

This series is generously sponsored by

*Individual Membership holders are entitled to one ticket at members-only price, Family Memberships may purchase two tickets at members-only price. All additional Tickets must be purchased at General Admission price.

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