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- The Incredible Life of Maria Murray, Evanston’s First Black ResidentBy Sophia Weglarz, Summer 2021 Evanston Women’s History Project Intern My name is Sophia Weglarz, I am a current undergraduate student at the University of Pennsylvania studying cognitive neuroscience and …
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- Stockham Place Park Now Has It’s Name!The small park where Michigan Avenue ends at Burnham Place may be familiar to you – but it is likely that you did not know that it was named Stockham …
- Evanston Women and the Fight for the Vote – Closing Soon!Visit the Evanston History Center soon to see Evanston Women and the Fight for the Vote! Our 2020 exhibit in honor of the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment closes …
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