Recent Posts
- Evanston, Chautauqua, and the Summer of ’74Part 3 of a series / By Janet Olson, CWHL Archivist We refer to 1874, of course—a time of change, endings and beginnings, for Frances Willard and the temperance movement… Read more: Evanston, Chautauqua, and the Summer of ’74
- Premiere of New Documentary: Discovering CatharineThe McCulloch family, in collaboration with Evanston filmmaker Susan Hope Engel of Hope Productions and Dean Bushala of Red Branch Productions Ltd., is proud to announce the premiere of Discovering… Read more: Premiere of New Documentary: Discovering Catharine
- Pledging the TownPart 2 of a series By Janet Olson, CWHL archivist. During 2024, to mark the 150th anniversary of the founding of the National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union (November, 1874), we will… Read more: Pledging the Town
Evanston is remarkable in nothing if not for the ability, individuality, and enterprise of its women.
Frances E. Willard
The Evanston Women’s History Project
at the
Evanston History Center
225 Greenwood Street
Evanston, IL 60201
(847) 475-3410
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