Features suffrage wagon at the New York State Museum —spring-fall 2024, Permanent Exhibition
The women’s suffrage movement was diverse. It included compromises. No one ever claimed it was perfect. It was NOT unilateral. Viewing the movement to win recognition in the larger mainstream culture is the goal of a podcast series underway by the NYC Department of Records & Information Services. I’m in support because I grew up…
Continue ReadingHave you seen our video about our work? Take a look. We have gone in many directions. Here is an example… A Memoir by Marguerite Kearns—”An Unfinished Revolution” on Vimeo. An Unfinished Revolution is more than a memoir. It’s a well-researched project involving a mother-daughter collaboration, a family reunion, and how the early struggles for…
Continue ReadingThis is a great month for women’s history. Get in touch with the National Women’s History Alliance!
Continue ReadingVIDEO about votes for women’s resources and books. Plus a special holiday message from Marguerite Kearns. Get ready for 2020 centennial.
Continue Reading“Playing Politics with the President” is part of an audio series by Librivox and Suffrage Wagon News Channel.
Continue ReadingSuffrage Wagon Cafe is the “go to” place for information about the “Spirit of 1776” suffrage wagon, plus MORE!
Continue ReadingMarguerite Kearns pays a visit to Suffrage Wagon Cafe with a video and description of a great meal…
Continue ReadingMaking carrot cake at Suffrage Wagon Cooking School involves stories about Edna Kearns and the first wave of the women’s rights movement in the United States.
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