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In a time when they were deprived of certain rights, the women authors of Andover formed clubs and church groups, advocated for their communities, wrote bestselling books, became pivotal figures in the abolition movement, and more - all while being considered less than a man.
In this exhibit, we are going to learn the stories of 8 of these fascinating women and explore the spaces they frequented. What they chose to write varied greatly, but what they all had in common was their impressive talent and determination to become prolific, against all odds.
In this exhibit, we are going to learn the stories of 8 of these fascinating women and explore the spaces they frequented. What they chose to write varied greatly, but what they all had in common was their impressive talent and determination to become prolific, against all odds.
Preserving the pastEducating for the future
Connecting with our community
Preserving the past
Educating for the future
Connecting with our community
Andover Center for History & Culture
97 Main Street
Andover, MA 01810
978-475-2236
Andover Center for History & Culture
97 Main Street
Andover, MA 01810
978-475-2236
The History Center is funded by individual, foundation, and corporate donations and receives no Town of Andover funding.
Show your commitment to Andover's history by donating today.
The History Center is funded by individual, foundation, and corporate donations and receives no Town of Andover funding.
Show your commitment to Andover's history by donating today.
Show your commitment to Andover's history by donating today.
