Sunday, October 2, 2022

Some quick, interesting facts about Women's statues, monuments and More in each state

 

The United States has at least 267 statues of real women. These statues are of individual, real women who lived. I have included a description and short bio on each of these outstanding women and I included the address for each site. What sites are in your area?

 

During my research I found many other historical markers, museums and monuments honoring individual women, raising the profiles included in this book to 363. At the end of the book you will find a state by state guide which not only includes the 363 women profiled that are in your state but also the location of Woman Veteran’s Memorials and other memorials and museums that honor the contributions made by women.

 

What criteria had to be met to be included as one of the 363 Profiles?

 

1.       There had to be a location you could physically visit.

2.       The location had to be in the United States.

3.       The location had to be in honor of a named woman that lived. Not simply a representation of the female gender.

 

 

The women honored across the United States were born in a total of no less than 20 different countries:

There was a portion of the women with an unknown birthplace.

 

About 284 of the women were born in the United States.

Nine were born in the United Kingdom.

Six born in Canada.

Four ladies were born in Italy.

Three from Germany.

Three from Ireland.

Two from Mexico.

One from Africa.

One from France.

One from Chile.

One from China.

One from Egypt.

One from The Netherlands.

One from Lithuania.

One from Ukraine.

One from the Roman Empire.

One born in Russia.

One born in Poland.

One was born in Luxembourg and one was born in North Macedonia.

 

State by state I also listed memorials and monuments to Women Veteran’s, Pioneers and more.  I found and included 62 museums throughout the United States that honor women or an individual woman. I hope you will check them out! You will find many Historical Markers throughout the book that marks the spot of an important site honoring a woman. 

This has been an excerpt of the book "Statues of Real Women" available for purchase in the sidebar: or via this link: https://amzn.to/3rmpFGe

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