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Alabama Women’s Hall of Fame |
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A. Howard Bean Hall
Judson Women’s College
PO Box 120
Marion
AL 36756
Ph: +1 334 683 5243
Website: www.judson.edu/extra/fame/fame.html
Established to honour the lives of outstanding women from the state of Alabama, over 60 women have been inducted since 1970. Inductees must be deceased for 2 years and be from or affiliated with Alabama. The Hall of Fame occupies the main floor of the restored A. Howard Bean Hall on Judson Women’s College campus and tells the women’s stories through portraits, photographs, letters and bronze plaques, including for example Helen Keller and Tallulah Bankhead.
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Women’s History Museum - on wheels |
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 The brainchild of college librarian Jeanne Schramm, this former 1970s school bus was turned into the world’s first women’s museum on wheels in 1991 by her husband and college physics professor Bob.
108 Walnut Street
West Liberty
WV 26074
Ph: +1 304 336 7159
Email:
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Website: www.geocities.com/womenshist/womenshist.html
This unique private enterprise highlights the lives of over 20 women of the 19C and early 20C who were involved in important social issues such as prison reform, anti-slavery, social work or women’s rights. Two British social reformers, Florence Nightingale and Elizabeth Fry, are featured amongst the American women.
Owned and operated by Jeanne and Bob Schramm, it is based at their home in a small rural town outside Wheeling, and travels up to 350 km away to schools, fairs and other functions.
Jeanne’s interest in women’s history dates from 1979 when a special dollar coin was minted in the US featuring Susan B Anthony. Her research led her to create a dramatic presentation of the life of this key figure in American Women’s Suffrage, dressed in authentic historic costume. Her repertoire eventually amounted to 7 American women social activists, which she performed at local group meetings. Her growing collection of associated books, letters, photographs and other memorabilia developed into the museum.
The displays are designed so that they can be easily removed when the bus goes in for repairs. A wooden plinth in one corner contains “Voices from the Past”, a continuous loop tape of several of the women featured.
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Women and Girls’ Football Museum |
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c/o International Women’s Flag Football Association
1107 Key Plaza #233
Key West
FL 33040
Ph: +1 305 293 9315
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Website: http://iwffa.com/museum.html
Currently in preparation - collecting archives/artefacts.
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Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame |
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700 Hall of Fame Drive
Knoxville
TN 37917
Ph: +1 865 633 9000
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Website: www.wbhof.com
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US Army Women’s Museum |
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QMC&S
Room 103B
Building 500
A Avenue & 22nd Street
Fort Lee
VA
Ph: +1 804 734 4332
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Website: www.awm.lee.army.mil
New building opened May 2001.
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World Wide Women 
