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SUMMARY:***Founding Mothers: Women of the "New World"***
DESCRIPTION:Historical interpreter Renee-Noelle Felice will uncover the 
 history of the women of America prior to 1776. In celebration of the 250th 
 year of the United States\, she will introduce us to some of our female 
 forebears\, whose courage\, initiative and endurance contributed to the 
 founding of our nation.\n\nRenee-Noelle Felice has portrayed historical 
 women\, including Fayetteville\, NY suffragist Matilda Joslyn Gage\, for 
 about three decades\, on both Staten Island and in Central New York.  In 
 celebration of “Convention Days” at the Seneca Falls Women’s Rights 
 National Historical Park (in honor of the first Women’s Rights Convention 
 held there in 1848) she has been embodying Lucretia Mott\, who presided at 
 the first gathering. She has also taught women’s history classes at 
 Upstate OASIS\, a senior education center in East Syracuse\, New 
 York.\n\nRegistration required\; walk-ins welcome as space allows.
LOCATION:Manlius Community Room
ORGANIZER;CN="Laura Major":MAILTO:lmajor@manliuslibrary.org
CATEGORIES:Education, History & Genealogy, Special Events
CONTACT;CN="Laura Major":MAILTO:lmajor@manliuslibrary.org
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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URL:https://onlib-manilus.libcal.com/event/16931837
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