“Women In Princeton’s History”

Women’s stories are often more difficult to find in the historical record, or their identities are hidden behind their husband’s names. This program brings to light the contributions of some of the diverse and influential women in Princeton’s history, including immigrants, enslaved women, working women, and community leaders. Through their service to others, these trailblazers played key roles in the town’s development.

About the presenter: Eve Mandel a staff member at the Historical Society of Princeton since 2011. Director of Programs and Outreach she plans and teaches a menu of programs for adults and the general public. Eve earned her BA at American University and her Certification for Teaching at the College of Saint Elizabeth; prior to joining HSP’s staff, she held positions at the Morris Museum and National Constitution Center.