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I just attended a free class this morning at my towns public library.      Here is a write up.  

The Unusual, Unlikely, Unexpected and Unacknowledged : Who Were These Women?

Community Room

Monday, Aug. 20, 10:30 a.m. (January 9, 2019 at 6:30)

One was an accomplished musician and composer who taught a deaf woman to play the piano. Another ran the Pierpont Store for 18 years. Others were tailors, ran brickyards, or were religious outcasts. What do all of these people have in common? They were all women from North Haven's long history. But why were they not remembered? "Unusual, Unlikely, Unexpected and Unacknowledged : Who Were These Women?" will showcase these women in North Haven, demonstrating how they were a vital part of North Haven's history, but also how women's history must be permanently integrated into local historical organizations throughout the country. Free and open to the public.  Presented by Marisa Hexter

Hexter is a senior at Wheaton College MA majoring in History and Italian Studies. She was born and raised in North Haven and has volunteered at the North Haven Historical Society and Museums for the past 5 years. 
Registration Required

I was fascinated.    It was a wonderful presentation and Free!

They gave us a booklet on other classes for Adults through January 2019.      DH had me register him for three of them!