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New Digital Content: Katharine Kennedy Brown Woman’s Suffrage Materials
We are pleased to announce that a new digital collection of historical woman’s suffrage research materials from the Katharine Kennedy Brown Papers (MS-146) are now freely available online, anytime, through the Wright State University Campus Online Repository, at CORE Scholar: Katharine Kennedy … Continue reading
New Digital Content: Ruth Herr Women’s Rights Materials
We are pleased to announce that a new digital collection of historical woman’s rights research materials from the Ruth Herr Papers (MS-91) are now freely available online, anytime, through the Wright State University Campus Online Repository, at CORE Scholar: Ruth Herr Papers. … Continue reading
Alice Carr, WWI Red Cross Nurse
Alice Griffith Carr was born in Yellow Springs, Ohio, in 1887, the youngest daughter of William and Mary (Ladley) Carr. Her maternal grandfather, Rev. D. F. Ladley, was among the founders of Antioch College, and her father was the founder … Continue reading
Posted in Collections, Local History
Tagged MS-135, nursing, women's history, Women's History Month, World War I, WWI, WWI100
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