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Category Archives: Ohio Women
Robbins Hunter Museum – Tribute to Victoria Woodhull
I quite enjoy finding little treasures in unexpected places.
The Physicians Daughter: A Historical Fiction
My book review and thoughts. Well worth your time!
Queen Elizabeth II; End of an Era
Sharing a post originally created for Ohiowomenshistory.com
A Woman and Her Gun
Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.
Romans 12:2 NIV
Three years ago this month, I picked up a gun for the first time. I wanted to impress or get the attention of the man who taught me. I don’t have the man anymore but I still have the gun.
I was afraid of guns, prior to learning about them. I came from a holistic framework that if I had one, I would invite trouble toward me. I still believe this so I keep a conscious mindset in respect to owning a gun and how I will carry myself in the world.
Continue readingMinerva Park, Ohio: Oral History
A lovely oral history – a walk through history, from 1895 to 1963 in Minerva Park (Northern Columbus, Ohio).
Maria Longworth Storer: Cincinnati
An article about an amazing woman in Cincinnati history, written by Colonel Constance J. (CJ) Moore. Read more to find out about the book she co-wrote as well.
Spring Night/Summer Night 1967 Film
A remarkable film that deserves an Oscar. Unfortunately, it came out in 1967 so this is not possible.
Why I am a Suffragist: Pauline Steinem
I think what she has to say is important as it brings insight into what our ancestors were thinking in view of suffrage. I enjoyed her way of expressing herself as a philosophical thinker.
Jeannine Vegh 