The House of the Seven Gables explores the importance of women’s history on Salem Women’s History Day. Caroline Emmerton restored the mansion and opened it for public tours to support settlement work in 1910.
Salem Women’s History Day
An inspiring day of storytelling through lectures, theater, and special tours.
Women’s history is everyone’s history. And while Salem’s women have had compelling stories to tell over the centuries, their voices haven’t always been heard.
Salem Women’s History Day, a collaboration among Salem’s history-oriented organizations, is an inspiring day of storytelling through lectures, theater and special tours. The daylong event is on Sunday, March 24, at seven participating organizations. Julie Arrison-Bishop, special projects manager at The House of the Seven Gables, organizes this annual celebration.
“Salem Women’s History Day presents unique aspects of women’s history in interactive sessions through
Already a subscriber (including print subscriptions)? LOG IN HERE
Keep Reading — It's Free to Join
You've reached your limit of free articles this month. Create a free account to continue reading Northshore Magazine content and get our weekly email newsletter.
Want full access and a print subscription? Subscribe now.