Recent Posts
- National Votes for Women Trail Marker for Catharine Waugh McCulloch – Dedication October 30th!The EWHP is pleased to announce that the National Votes for Women Trail Marker for Catharine Waugh McCulloch will be dedicated on Saturday, October 30th at 11 am in the …
- American Women Commemorate the Great WarForgotten Veterans, Invisible Memorials: How American Women Commemorated the Great War, 1917-1945 – a Presentation by Allison S. FinkelsteinThursday, September 30, 2021, 7PM (CST) (Hosted on Zoom)Admission: $10 (Payable online or …
- Piecing History Together: the story of the Mathilda Dunbar ClubBy Sophia Weglarz, EWHP 2021 Summer Intern In my previous blog post, I discussed the 1932 alliance between Evanston’s first Black alderman, Edwin Jourdain, and the first female alderwoman, Daisy …
Piecing History Together: the story of the Mathilda Dunbar Club Read More »
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
ewhp@evanstonhistorycenter.org