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Catalog: Books & Media (20+)

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A Black Women's History of the United States

Berry, Daina Ramey

Book

A Black Women's History of the United States

Berry, Daina Ramey

eBook

The Reader's Companion to U.S. Women's History

eBook

The Reader's Companion to U.S. Women's History

Book

The ABCs of Women's History

Cortez, Rio

Book

Women's History for Beginners

Morris, Bonnie J.

Paperback

The Women's History of the World

Miles, Rosalind

Paperback

The Women's History of the Modern World

How Radicals, Rebels, and Everywomen Revolutionized the Last 200 Years

Miles, Rosalind

Paperback

Encyclopedia of Women's History in America

Cullen-DuPont, Kathryn

Book

The Real History of Women's Voting Rights

Morall-Baker, Monica B.

eBook

The Power of Her Story: Black Women's Roles in History Volume I

Pauls, Malinda

eBook

Hearing History: Four Women Recall Life in 1890s Victorian England

Turner, Violet

eAudiobook

History's Famous Women Pirates

Charles River Editors

eAudiobook

A Women's History of Guernsey, 1850s-1950s

Crossan, Rose-Marie

eBook

Daniela and History's Women Pirates

Isern, Susanna

eBook

Evil Women: Unmasking History's Most Notorious Women

Lancaster, Oliver

eBook

The History of Women's Football

Williams, Jean

eBook

Black Women's Yoga History

Memoirs of Inner Peace

Evans, Stephanie Y.

eBook

Black Women's Yoga History

Memoirs of Inner Peace

Evans, Stephanie Y.

eAudiobook

An Introduction to the History of Women's Suffrage

Anthony, Susan B.

eBook

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Library Services, Blogs & More (19)

Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories

Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories
“Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories,” is the theme for Women’s History Month this year, and I don’t think they could have picked a better theme. At our core, humans are creatures of stories. Long before the written word, we used oral storytelling to convey important information and ideas and most importantly, meaning. Whether you… Continue reading "Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories"
Adults

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Education & Online Learning

Women You Should Know

Women You Should Know
I love Antiques Roadshow. The history, stories, and surprised owners always make me smile. A few weeks ago, I was watching an old episode before bed, and a young man had a collection of items related to Bessie Raiche, who is credited as the first woman to fly an airplane solo — an airplane, I… Continue reading "Women You Should Know"
Adults

HerStory – In Government and Public Service

March is National Women’s History Month and the theme for 2016 is “Working to Form a More Perfect Union: Honoring Women in Public Service and Government.” What perfect timing for me! I have just finished reading two wonderful books about the first two women on the Supreme Court who have worked tirelessly to make this… Continue reading "HerStory – In Government and Public Service"
Adults

Reader Review: Wally Funk’s Race for Space

Reader Review: Wally Funk’s Race for Space
“Wally Funk’s Race for Space” is a delightful meandering book — part travelogue, part homage to the space race and particularly women’s role in it, and partly a biography of a very memorable character. Wally Funk was one of the original Mercury 13, women who were tested at the same time as the Mercury Seven… Continue reading "Reader Review: Wally Funk’s Race for Space"
Adults

Reader Reviews: Maiden Voyages

Reader Reviews: Maiden Voyages
The book “Maiden Voyages” explores the history of the golden age of American and European ocean travel through the lens of women that worked and sailed on the great ocean liners. It is an excellently researched tale that relates the stories of women that earned their living by working at sea, which includes immigrants and… Continue reading "Reader Reviews: Maiden Voyages"
Adults

Reader Review: The Correspondents

Reader Review: The Correspondents
I learned about “The Correspondents” from an A Mighty Girl post about journalist Clare Hollingworth, and it has proven to be a fascinating and compelling listen. The book follows six American and British women journalists (five writers and one photographer) as they reported on WWII. Not only is it the story of their adventures, travels… Continue reading "Reader Review: The Correspondents"
Adults

April First Thursday Book Discussion: “The Sea Captain’s Wife”

April First Thursday Book Discussion: “The Sea Captain’s Wife”
Spend some of Women’s History Month reading about the first female captain to pilot a merchant ship around the southern tip of the Americas, and then join us for a book discussion in the Columbia Public Library on April 2 at noon. “The Sea Captain’s Wife: A True Story of Mutiny, Love and Adventure at… Continue reading "April First Thursday Book Discussion: “The Sea Captain’s Wife”"
Adults

Knowledge at Your Fingertips: Encyclopedias Offered at Your Library

Knowledge at Your Fingertips: Encyclopedias Offered at Your Library
Last month, our book club read “The Prizewinner of Defiance, Ohio,” a memoir about a struggling family in the 1950s and a mother who enters contests to augment the family’s income. Our conversation about the book morphed into a discussion of what those times were like. It was a time when “housewives” were courted to submit… Continue reading "Knowledge at Your Fingertips: Encyclopedias Offered at Your Library"
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Library Events & Classes (10)

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*Canceled* Making Route 66 Famous

Tuesday, August 25 › 4-5 pm
Callaway County Public Library

Drop-in Genealogy Help

Tuesday, September 1 › 9:15-11:15 am
Columbia Public Library, Training Center

Drop in for help with questions about researching your family history.

Adults.

Who Keeps Our Stories When We’re Gone?

Wednesday, September 2 › 5:30-6:30 pm
Montminy Gallery, Boone County History & Culture Center, 3801 Ponderosa St., Columbia

Inspired by the One Read book “Remarkably Bright Creatures,” Boone County History and Culture Center Executive Director Chris Campbell and staff will discuss preservation and curation. How does a local museum create space for stories, memories and connection? What family heirlooms and sentimental items do we keep and pass on?

Adults. Please register.

Drop-in Genealogy Help

Tuesday, September 15 › 9:15-11:15 am
Columbia Public Library, Training Center

Drop in for help with questions about researching your family history.

Adults.

History Day Competition Info Night - National History Day in Missouri

Thursday, October 1 › 6:30-7:30 pm
Columbia Public Library, Children's Program Room

View past Missouri student projects and learn how you can be a participant in the National History Day competition with an original documentary, exhibit, paper, performance or website. Facilitated by Danielle Griego and Maeve Prusnick, National History Day in Missouri coordinators. Recommended for ages 10 and older. Please register.

Explore Geocaching Field Puzzles

Saturday, October 3 › 2-3:30 pm
Columbia Public Library, Gene Martin Secret Garden

Geocaching is fun, interactive and lets you explore history and geology while exercising your brain and your body! Meet experienced geocachers and try out common puzzles you might find in the field. Enter the Secret Garden through the children’s area at the west end of the library. In case of rain, we will use the Studio.

Adults and older teens. Please register.

Drop-in Genealogy Help

Tuesday, October 6 › 9:15-11:15 am
Columbia Public Library, Training Center

Drop in for help with questions about researching your family history.

Adults.

Little Bonne Femme Cemetery Walking Tour

Monday, October 12 › 6-7 pm
Little Bonne Femme Baptist Church, 5350 E. Bonne Femme Church Rd., Columbia

Join us on an atmospheric evening walking tour to learn about the history and art of the Little Bonne Femme Baptist Church cemetery. We’ll discuss the customs and symbols used, and talk about the evolution of American cemeteries. Canceled if raining.

All ages. Those 12 and younger, please bring an adult with you.

Personal Archiving Basics

Wednesday, October 14 › 6-7:30 pm
Columbia Public Library, Training Center

Preserve your family’s history by learning best practices for digitally archiving your printed photos and documents.

Adults and teens. Please register starting September 30.

Drop-in Genealogy Help

Tuesday, October 20 › 9:15-11:15 am
Columbia Public Library, Training Center

Drop in for help with questions about researching your family history.

Adults.

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