Christmas Cheer
Christmas stories about individual women and a few men, some fiction and some fact. A joyous and blessed holiday season to everyone!
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- Rachel and Elizabeth Knaggs
- Elizabeth Stiles, President Lincoln's Spy
- Loyalist Lucy Flucker Meets Patriot Henry Knox at a Boston Parade
- Queen Maria Amelia, the Last Queen of Portugal, Stood Her Ground
- The Lady and the Patriot: Theodosia Burr Alston's Fateful Voyage
- Margaret Agnew Blennerhassett - More Character Than Riches
- Florence Nightingale- Nurse, Feminist, Statistician, Author
- Mary Todd Lincoln Considered April Her "Season of Sadness"
- Mrs. Santa Claus - A Strong and Supportive Woman for All Seasons
- Elizabeth Turner McCormick, Woman Voyager
- Frances Ellen Watkins Harper Fought for Human Rights
- Mary Fields, Stage Coach Mail Driver, Sharp Shooter, Faithful Friend
- Lucy Parsons, "More Dangerous Than A Thousand Rioters"
- Lydia Maria Francis Child Travels 'Over the River and Through the Wood'
- Anti-Suffragists Believed Women Didn't Need the Right to Vote
- Finland's Alexandra Gripenberg Sought Universal Women's Rights
- From Frances Slocum to Little Bear Woman and Back Again
- Madame Elisabeth Thible is the First Woman to Ride in a Free Floating Balloon
- Veronica Kerler Frank Pined for Germany, But Made Milwaukee Her Home
- Mary Humphreys Stamps, Undefeated Rebel with An Educational Cause
- Sister Monica Is One of Milwaukee, Wisconsin's Early Pioneers
- A Love Story for St. Valentine's Day - Marie Antoinette and Count Axel von Fersen
- Three Wisconsin Women of the Waves
- Margaret Fox Kane and her Victorian Love Story
- Francoise Marie Jacquelin, Lioness of La Tour, Lioness of Acadia, Woman in Her Own Right
- Mary Breckinridge, Circuit Riding Nurse and Founder of the Frontier Nursing Service
- Women Bicyclists Break Their Glass Cages and Ride into Liberation
- Maria Mitchell, America's First Woman Astronomer Demonstrated Female Scientific Aptitude
- Queen Alexandra of Great Britain-Queen Victoria's Daughter-in-Law, Bertie's Patient Wife, and Her Own Person!
- Chicagoan Kate Kellogg Meets a Ghost on a Train
- Isobel Lillian Steele Went to a Party and Ended Up in a Nazi Jail
- Madam Sophie Blanchard - "Official Aeronaut of the Restoration"
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Women of Their Time and Place
- Nadine Turchin Fights Alongside Her Husband in the Civil War
- War Stories Along Lake Erie: Ordinary Women Experience the War of 1812
- Katie Walker Tends Robbins Reef Light Near the Statue of Liberty
- Maria Gulovich Joined the Czech Resistance
- Pirate Fanny Campbell Freed Her Fiance and Fought the British
- SOE Agent Andree Borrel Lived Several Lifetimes in Her 24 Years
- Lydia Latrobe Roosevelt and the First Mississippi River Steamboat
- Sophie Kwiatkowski Served as a New Guinea Nurse in World War II
- Clara Zetkin Spoke Against Hitler in the German Reichstag
- Gertrud Scholtz-Klink, Female Fuhrer, Breathed Her Nazi Beliefs
- Nancy Leo , the Only Woman Buried in Luxembourg American Cemetery
- Dickey Chapelle, Journalist and War Correspondent
- Lucena Brockway Adapts to Life in the Keweenaw Copper Mining Country of Lake Superior
- Does Mary Surrat's Ghost Haunt the Senate Chambers Seeking Justice?
- The Ghostly Cyclist in Brooklyn's Prospect Park
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Women of Contemporary 20th and 21st Century Complexion
- Clara Ward Chimay, Gilded Age Princess
- Ruth Becker's Faith Helps Her Survive the Titanic and Beyond
- Mildred Beltmann , Wartime Wife
- The Courage of their Cultural Convictions - Women Missionaries in China
- Light and Radiance - Laurence Owen and Her Sabena Fellow Travelers
- Edna St. Vincent Millay, Passionate Poet, Candle-Lit Feminist
- Fascinating Footnote: The Goose Down Divorce
- Olive Higgins Prouty Juggles to Balance Home and Career
- Mother and Daughter Journalists Agnes Meyer and Katharine Graham Shaped Journalism
- Rose Friedman and the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire
- Katharine Meyer Graham Leaves Her Mark on the Washington Post
- Ida M. Tarbell, "Bachelor Soul," Transitional Woman, or Both?
- Nurse Edith Cavell, the Courage to Die for Her Country
- Sigrid Schultz Outsmarted Hermann Goering
- Martha Dickie Sharp Saves Jewish Refugees from the Nazi Death Machine
- Virginia Graham Pioneered in Early Television and Survived Cancer
- Rose Conway, President Harry Truman's Secret Weapon
- Nancy Green, Talented Entrepreneur, Transitional Symbol
- "Surrender on Demand:" The Friendship of Mary Jayne Gold and Miriam Ebel
- Julia K. Tibbitts - Closet Environmentalist
- Lee Lawrence Ansberry Reconquers the World and Reshapes Her Life
- Christmas Cheer
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