The Corson-Hand House: Weaving the Threads of Women’s History
By Zoë Greblunas
Rutgers University Intern
Women's History Month
Women's History Month
The Emily Dickinson House: The Birthplace of Emily Dickinson and Her Art
By Kyleigh Magee, Rutgers University Extern
Women's History Month - The Ida B. Wells-Barnett House
By Gabriela Hizgilov, ACHP Intern
Alice Paul’s Historic Home Tells the Story of the Women’s Rights Movement
By Brigid Heath, Rutgers University, History, Political Science, American Studies, and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Major
Off a quiet street and down a gravel road in Mount Laurel, NJ, sits nobly, a three-story pink farmhouse possessing stories and charm of a different era than the suburban 1950s homes in the surrounding area.
Celebrate Women’s History Month - Visit the Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site in Richmond, Virginia
By Gillian Carmien
Rutgers University, History and Political Science Major
Remembering Preservationist Ann Pamela Cunningham, Who Saved George Washington’s Home
by Noor Amanullah, Rutgers University Extern
March is Women’s History Month, and the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation is celebrating by honoring an important woman preservationist, Ann Pamela Cunningham, who led the effort to preserve the home of President George Washington.