by The History Chicks | Sep 5, 2022 | Episode , Podcasts
Doctor Walker, Post Civil War, admire her Medal of Honor and ponder why she is STILL THE ONLY WOMAN TO RECIEVE IT! cc wikicommons
Doctor Walker’s very practical but oft-ridiculed outfit. Circa 1876 wikicommons
As she aged, Dr. Walker was even more stylish than ever before circa 1911 wikicommons
Time Travel With The History Chicks
Books!
Mercedes Gref (maybe a movie? It would be awesome!)
Ammar Habib
Theresa Kaminsi
A kids picture book by Cheryl Harness and Carlo Molinari
Tracy Dawson
Web!
South Dakota, the Divorce Capital for Gilded Age Women? Apparently so! Article in Watertown Public Opinion
A Cavalcade of America has A LOT of short radio plays including one on Dr. Mary Walker (which is easier to find on YouTube:)
VIDEO
There are a lot of articles on Reform Dress out there, here’s just one from Freethought Trail , and an article on her statue in Oswego, New York from the same site.
The National Women’s Hall of Fame! It’s a place! Go check it out!
Break Music: Brave, by Crystal Kavoch End Music: Heavy Time by Monte Casino
by The History Chicks | Jun 4, 2016 | Biography Episode , Episode , Podcasts , Shownotes
Mary Todd Lincoln’s life can’t be defined by who she married and her husband’s legacy–she was a lot more than simply a southern born wife of a president. Actually, she wasn’t simple at all.
Mary circa 1847 (wikicommons )
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