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Pathfinder: Block #3
RobertaProgress in the Petticoat Press BOM.On Wednesdays at this blog I often post a biography of a woman who lived through the Civil War but I've decided something in the posting schedule has to go...
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Liberty's Birds #2: Justice's Wreath
Liberty's Birds #2: Justice's Wreath by Elsie RidgleySara Robinson arrived in Lawrence, Kansas Territory in April, 1855, a committed antislavery activist. She and husband Charles Robinson decided to...
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Eunice Tincher Dorey's Civil War
Rocky Mountain Road, circa 1880–1910 Attributed to Mrs. William H. Dorey, Kentucky, Eunice Tincher Dorey (1843–1912)Gift of Mrs. A. J. Anderson...
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Petticoat Press #5: Twin Sisters for the Footes
Petticoat Press #5: Twin Sisters for the Footes byDenniele BohannonKatherine Foote Coe (1840-1923) and Harriet Foote Hawley (1831-1886)The Footes---not twins--- but a close pair in a family of ten who...
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Liberty's Birds #3: Cardinal
Liberty's Birds #3: Cardinal by Denniele BohannonCardinals live year round in Kansas. We usually see them in pairs; males a flash of red, females less brilliant. Sara Lawrence Robinson may have...
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