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
Chandler coit and the book shell be speaking on tonight Penelope Winslowe Plymouth Colonys first lady reimagining 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 adams birthplace and as a museum and administrator of Boston Gibson House Museum without further ado, please join me and welcoming michelle to speak this evening. Thank you very much. Im 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 mhss resources for years and their collections their exhibitions their programs and their staff or outstanding. So, thank you mhs. So tonight i am talking about Penelope Winslow and i as historic as a historian study early american women. Because i really feel
Marchetti coughlin. She is the author of one colonial womans world the life and writing of health chandler coit and the book shell be speaking on tonight Penelope Winslowe Plymouth Colonys first lady reimagining 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 adams 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 mhss resources for years and their collections their exhibitions their programs and their staff are outstanding. So, thank you mhs. So tonight i am talking about
Up next a conversation with the author of the book, Penelope Winslow 17th century Plymouth Colony. The Massachusetts Historical Society provided the video. We have a special event this evening. Well explore the life of Plymouth Colony first lady Penelope Winslow. Our speaker tonight is Michelle Marchetti coughlin. She is the author of one colonial womans world, the life and writing and the book shell be speaking on tonight. Penelope winslow. She recently served as the guest curator, women of plymouth and as a mass humanity scholar with the Falmouth Museum on the green. She serves on the board of adams birthplace and 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. I want to say thank you very much to the Massachusetts Historical Society for this wonderful opportunity. I have been using mhss resources for years, and their collections
Humanity scholar on a woman suffrage commemoration project with the Falmouth Museum on the green she serves on the board of the happy adams 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 mhss resources for years and their collections their exhibitions their programs and their staff are outstanding. So, thank you mhs. So tonight i am talking about Penelope Winslow and i as historic as a historian study early american women. Because i really feel theyve been significantly underrepresented in the telling of americas story. If were not hearing about how half the population laid the foundations for the help lay the foundations for this country were really not getting a full or an accurate pi