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The Legacy of Herman B. Duryea
November 13, 2014 • 12:30-2 PM
Elizabeth Cady Stanton:
‘Cyrano of the Suffragettes’
Presentation by
Mary Ann Jung, Award Winning
Actress and Smithsonian Scholar
Student Center, Room 243
This champion of the Women’s Rights Movement stood out
because Elizabeth Cady Stanton had several things that
many of the others lacked – a husband, seven children,
tremendous writing ability and a wicked sense of humor.
Stanton worked not only for women’s right to vote, but
also for property rights for married women, equal
guardianship of children, and liberalized divorce laws.
Watch Mary Ann Jung bring this champion to life!
Sponsored by the Harford Community College Library
For the full calendar of related events, visit
www.harford.edu/Hays-Heighe-House/events
This event is FREE and open to the general public,
but seating is limited; registration is recommended.
To register, email VCorkran@harford.edu or phone
443-412-2316.
401 Thomas Run Road, Bel Air, MD 21015 ~ Park in Lot A or B
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Ask. Explore. Create.
The exhibition is offered in
collaboration with the Historical
Society of Harford County and
is guest curated by HSHC Director
Maryanna Skowronski.