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Recording of the May 22, 2025 Webinar Join Rebecca Beall, Curator of Textiles and Collections Manager, and Brittany Jaarsma, Collections and Research Public Programming Specialist for a discussion about the transition from girlhood to young womanhood in early 19th-century New England. While there were still many restrictions on women’s futures, marriage was not their only option. More and more women were seeking secondary education and finding employment.
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