Two historical paintings, one of a woman firing a cannon and another of a woman holding a flag, are framed by red and blue striped borders.

Sussex County Arts & Heritage Council

General Admission

Join Joel Farkas for an illuminating history talk that brings to life 25 remarkable women who broke the mold and defied 18th-century expectations. At a time when women were expected to remain silent and unseen, they became spies, strategists, writers, business owners, and even soldiers. Their courage, intelligence, and resilience helped fuel a revolution&mdash;and transform a nation in the making.&nbsp; Hosted by the Sussex County Arts &amp; Heritage Council, this program supports our work to preserve local history and celebrate our shared cultural heritage.&nbsp;

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Join Joel Farkas for an illuminating history talk that brings to life 25 remarkable women who broke the mold and defied 18th-century expectations. At a time when women were expected to remain silent and unseen, they became spies, strategists, writers, business owners, and even soldiers. Their courage, intelligence, and resilience helped fuel a revolution—and transform a nation in the making.  Hosted by the Sussex County Arts &amp; Heritage Council, this program supports our work to preserve local history and celebrate our shared cultural heritage.

Sussex County Arts & Heritage Council

History Talk

219 Spring St

General Admission

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