Path founders, women of plymouth. And as a mass Humanities Scholar on Womens Suffrage Commemoration project with the falmouth museum on the green. She serves on the board of the Adams Birthplace and as a Museum Administrator of Bostons Gibson House museum. Without further ado, please join me in welcoming michelle to speak this evening. Thank you very much, gavin, katherine, and sarah, for arranging this talk. And i want to say thank you very much to the massachusetts historical society for this wonderful opportunity. I have been using mhs resources for years, and their collections, their exhibitions, their programs, and their staff are outstanding. Thank you, mhs. So tonight i am talking about penelope pelham winslow. And i as a Historian Study early american women because i really feel theyve been significantly underrepresented in the telling of americas story. And if im not hearing about how half the population laid the foundations for helped lay the foundations for this country, wer
Port called the barbacan, Plymouth Castle and the speedwell. A ship that was set to sail with the mayflower to america buts but deemed unsea worthy and returned to sport. 1620 has been about trying to use virtual reality to bring a part of england, plymouth, in the southwest of the country, back to life, so that the people who lived there and people who experience it, experienced what it was like for pilgrims in their mammoth journey across the atlantic in 1620. What it was like for them. What was the last thing they saw before they got on this leaky, creaky ship and made their way out to the atlantic all those centuries ago . Were going to jump right in and take a look at some of those 360s. Where we are here at the moment is near newkey. If you move to the right slightly, you can just about make out the mast of the speedwell. We thought wed leave the speedwell, looking very sorry for herself, listing to port in the harbor where there was a lot of Shipwork And Ship repairs going on. T
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marchetti coughlin. she is the author of one colonial woman s world the life and writing of health chandler coit and the book she ll be speaking on tonight penelope winslowe plymouth colony s first lady re-imagining a life. she recently served as the guest curator for our pilgrim hall museums exhibition path founders women of plymouth and as a mass humanity scholar on a woman suffrage commemoration project with the falmouth museum on the green she serves on the board of the happy adam s birthplace and as amazing and administrator of boston gibson house museum without further ado, please join me and welcoming michelle to speak this evening. thank you, very much gavin catherine and sarah for arranging this talk and i want to say thank you very much the massachusetts historical society for this wonderful opportunity. i have been using mhs s resources for years and their collections their exhibitions their programs and their staff are outstanding. so, thank you mhs. so tonight i