Just in time for Women's History Month this book profiles 362 women, 267 statues of real women and 62 museums that honor women. All right here in the United States. I hope you will join me in learning more about the women that are familiar and be surprised and inspired by the many that will be new to you.
Friday, September 30, 2022
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Sarah Black was the first Mail Carrier in 1845 in Charleston, Maryland
The first known woman to be appointed as a mail carrier was SARAH BLACK in April of 1845. She lived in Charleston, Maryland and her an...
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According to the United States Post office web site, [usps.com/who-we-are/postal-history/women-postmasters.pdf] there were two women, Lydi...
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The first known woman to be appointed as a mail carrier was SARAH BLACK in April of 1845. She lived in Charleston, Maryland and her an... -
1792 Sarah Goddard and Mary Katherine Goddard were known female Postmasters in the 1700s. The post office archives goes on to mention...
