Features suffrage wagon at the New York State Museum —SOON, Permanent Exhibition
Prepare to serve tea on August 26th, Women’s Equality Day in the US. A lot of US women are angry about the jail cells we will inhabit in the future based on the current campaigns underway at the Supreme Court and elsewhere.
Continue ReadingA blast from the past showing what suffrage (voting rights activists) were concerned about over 100 years ago. This news article shows how and why.
Continue ReadingNews is pouring out of what’s in store for the future. If it results in humans careful about reproduction, don’t worry. The US Supreme Court is busy preparing to issue a report removing another civil right.
Continue ReadingSUNY Press book includes articles in 2017 from Woodstock Times, the weekly paper, by Marguerite Kearns. Digital project completed by Woodstock Library.
Continue ReadingTOLL-FREE PHONE NUMBER TO CALL We have a toll-free number for you to call to schedule author Marguerite Kearns to speak to your next business meeting and your members about passing family stories to the next generation. You can tell it’s a toll-free phone number because of the 855 prefix followed by the number 553-3666….
Continue Reading“Spirit of 1776” suffrage campaign wagon used by Edna Kearns in 1913 in New York City and Long Island is on its way to permanent exhibition.
Continue ReadingSesame noodles for the Chinese New Year! from Marguerite Kearns on Vimeo. While celebrating the Chinese New Year, we’re ordering from a Chinese restaurant and then adding some other dishes to the spread. It’s an elegant holiday, and we love to celebrate it. Our in-house food specialist give us this recipe, and we’ll be testing…
Continue ReadingNot many people know there was a Quaker division in the 1913 women’s suffrage parade in Washington, DC. Edna used the phrase “Quaker division, but the official name was Equal Rights Association, a Quaker organization.
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