Get a better understanding of women’s life in Chicago’s early days (late 19th and early 20th centuries), by hearing the stories of those who left a mark and shaped the city, from their role in the Underground Railroad to creating the Juvenile Justice System.
Learn about women activists, artists, architects, detectives, social reformers, and even a potential assassinates.
Discover the powerful women who changed Chicago’s history, and celebrates the achievements of inspirational ladies such as Mary Wilmarth, Marion Mahony Griffin, Mary Richardson Jones, and Nettie Fowler McCormick.
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