Heroic Women

Paul Revere's Mother in Law

1789: Mrs. Rachel Walker-this opinionated eye witness reveals the chaos of events leading to the American Revolution. "It's fascinating to see the Revolution through this woman's eyes-these stories are far more involving than reading a history book."

First Woman Doctor in the West: Bethenia Owens-Adair

Make an appointment to hear this repectable rebel doctor's stories of the Oregon Trail and Frontier. Doctoring wasn't that fitting for ladies in 1895, but Bethenia didn't like to take 'No' for an answer.

Mrs. Larcom, Lowell Mills Boardinghouse Keeper

Conditions are deteriorating in the Lowell mills in 1843. Some of Mrs. Larcom's boarders are protesting, but they are the first group of young ladies to earn their own keep. 45 spellbinding minutes of stories as fresh as today's headlines!

Juliette Low - Founder of American Girl Scouts

Free-spirited Juliette (Daisy) Low lived a full life (Civil War childhood, society hostess) before she found Scouting -- and her life's true purpose. Interact with this funny madcap who, in inspiring girls to find their talents, discovered her own.

Master Storyteller - for Children

Greek Myths & Aesop's Fables - Living History Stories - Multi Cultural Tales - Kate's 45-minute award winning programs entertain as children explore history, the classics, nature and diverse cultures.

Annie Sullivan - Helen Keller's Teacher

1911: This feisty Irish woman challenges our belief that teaching Helen Keller was a miracle. "How Annie Sullivan help Helen Keller was meaningful for these kids. Their questions and responses showed how they enjoyed learning this way."

Rachel Walker

Bethenia Owens-Adair

Anne Sullivan

Lois Larcom

The Fox & the Crow

Juilette Gordon Low

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