Question of the Week

Question of the Week
4/4/16
Author Cary Hutto
Topics : 19th century, Philadelphia, Science and Medicine, Women
Comments: 0
3/27/16
Author Cary Hutto
Topics : 19th century, Abolition, African American, Philadelphia, Slavery
Comments: 0
3/20/16
Author Cary Hutto
Topics : 19th century, Civil War, Philadelphia, Science and Medicine
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3/14/16
Author Cary Hutto
Topics : 19th century, 20th century, 21st century, African American, Community and Public Service, Government and civics, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Politics, Women
Comments: 2
2/22/16
Author Cary Hutto
Topics : 19th century, 20th century, African American, Arts and Culture, Ethnic history, Philadelphia
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2/9/16
Author Cary Hutto
Born in Philadelphia, Helen C. Bailey was educated entirely in its schools and universities. Graduating from the Philadelphia High School for Girls in 1916, Bailey hoped that a scholarship to Radcliffe College would serve as the springboard to a successful writing career. Bailey majored in education because it was the only area of concentration open to full-time female students at the university. In 1931 she earned a masters degree in Education.
Topics : 20th century, Education, Philadelphia, Women
Comments: 0
2/1/16
Author Cary Hutto
Topics : 19th century, Arts and Culture, Government and civics, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Politics
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