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SUMMARY:The Roundtable Discussion Series: Meddling Mrs. Nichols: Early Brattleboro Editor\, Abolitionist\, and Feminist Clarina Howard Nichols
DESCRIPTION:The Roundtable Discussion Series: Meddling Mrs. Nichols: Early Brattleboro Editor\, Abolitionist\, and Feminist Clarina Howard Nichols\r \n &nbsp\;\r \n Thursday December 12\, 6-7PM at Brooks Memorial Library\r \n 224 Main Street\, Brattleboro\, VT 05301\r \n Free\r \n \r \n No stranger to controversy\, mid-19th century Brattleboro resident Clarina Howard Nichols was one of the first female newspaper editors in the nation. A courageous lobbyist and powerful orator\, she helped lead all three major reform movements of her time: temperance\, abolition\, and women’s rights. Join Community Researchers Nancy Olson\, Rolf Parker and Dan DeWalt to discuss the life and times of a little-known character whose legacy lives on with the Brattleboro Words Trail. This event is free and open to the public.
LOCATION:224 Main Street\, Brattleboro\, VT
URL:https://www.facebook.com/events/529051547653670/
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