The Annual Fall Luncheon will be held together with 10 local Historic sites on Thursday, November 1st 11:30AM - 2 PM at the Ramsey Country Club. The speaker will be Elaine Weiss, author of The Women's Hour: The Great Fight to Win the Vote as the 100th anniversary of Women's suffrage in the USA is approaching.
Please contact us at 201-337-9652 to order your ticket in plenty of time take advantage of invigorating event. Please bring your stories to share with all of the museums. We all love collecting and sharing histories.
This year is the 100th Anniversary of America entering WWI and we are still commemorating this event. Learn about Harriot Stanton and the Suffragist movement which led the Women's Land Army to provide home-grown food for soldiers & families left home as the troops left from Cresskill, NJ to go overseas in 1917 & 1918
E-mail ohs.inc1966@verizon.net if you have further questions.
See the photo below of "President Woodrow Wilson" with suffragist "Harriot Stanton Blatch" and a WWI Red Cross nurse from our 2017 History Day exhibit at the Hermitage in Ho-ho-kus.
E-mail Klaus or Jerri at ohs.inc1966@verizon.net or call us at 201-337-9652.
Be sure to check out the Northwest Bergen History Coalition website for other local open-houses at http://Northwest BergenHistory.org.
Please contact us at 201-337-9652 to order your ticket in plenty of time take advantage of invigorating event. Please bring your stories to share with all of the museums. We all love collecting and sharing histories.
This year is the 100th Anniversary of America entering WWI and we are still commemorating this event. Learn about Harriot Stanton and the Suffragist movement which led the Women's Land Army to provide home-grown food for soldiers & families left home as the troops left from Cresskill, NJ to go overseas in 1917 & 1918
E-mail ohs.inc1966@verizon.net if you have further questions.
See the photo below of "President Woodrow Wilson" with suffragist "Harriot Stanton Blatch" and a WWI Red Cross nurse from our 2017 History Day exhibit at the Hermitage in Ho-ho-kus.
E-mail Klaus or Jerri at ohs.inc1966@verizon.net or call us at 201-337-9652.
Be sure to check out the Northwest Bergen History Coalition website for other local open-houses at http://Northwest BergenHistory.org.
History Day 2017
Members of the Oakland Historical Society got to meet with "President Woodrow Wilson" at the Hermitage May 20th 2017 at our History Day event. The re-enactor shared the president's support for the Red Cross aids during WWI, portrayed by Linda Arns, as well as for the suffragists as represented by "Harriot Stanton Blatch", daughter of Elizabeth Cady Stanton, portrayed by Jerri Angermueller.
Harriot actually grew up in near-by Tenafly, New Jersey. She continued her mother's struggle for getting the women's vote in the USA, which became reality after WWI in 1920. Harriot learned about supporting the strong female labor force while she was living with her husband in England. She helped the women brewery workers improve their working conditions, then returned to America to help the silk
factory workers in New Jersey and New York become able to improve theirs. She was responsible for bringing female speakers from England over to the US to support the Women's Land Army. Women wanted to help feed the troops and found much resistance from the government in carrying out this much needed service during WWI. The advances made in Bergen County were presented at the event.
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Harriot actually grew up in near-by Tenafly, New Jersey. She continued her mother's struggle for getting the women's vote in the USA, which became reality after WWI in 1920. Harriot learned about supporting the strong female labor force while she was living with her husband in England. She helped the women brewery workers improve their working conditions, then returned to America to help the silk
factory workers in New Jersey and New York become able to improve theirs. She was responsible for bringing female speakers from England over to the US to support the Women's Land Army. Women wanted to help feed the troops and found much resistance from the government in carrying out this much needed service during WWI. The advances made in Bergen County were presented at the event.
Be sure to visit our Events Page for the latest happenings