Eugenia Wheeler Goff: A Cartographer and Educator
Posted by: Cynthia Smith
Posted in: 19th century cartography, 20th century cartography, Biography, Women's History
Archive for the Women’s History Category (13 Posts)
The Matron of Mesopotamian Antiquities
Posted by: Carissa Pastuch
Posted in: 19th century cartography, Exploration, Women's History
As The World Turns: Ellen Eliza Fitz and Her Inventive Globe Mount
Posted by: Julie Stoner
Posted in: 19th century cartography, American History, Women's History
Louise E. Jefferson – A Hidden African American Cartographer
Posted by: Julie Stoner
Posted in: 20th century cartography, African American History, Biography, Guest Posts, Women's History
An Embroidered map of England and Wales
Posted by: Cynthia Smith
Posted in: 18th century cartography, 19th century cartography, Women's History
Mapping the Suffragist Years
Posted by: Cynthia Smith
Posted in: American History, Events, Women's History
For Women Who Know No Boundaries
Posted by: John Hessler
Posted in: Geographic Information Science, Guest Posts, Women's History
Rising to the First: An Interview with Dr. Paulette Hasier
Posted by: John Hessler
Posted in: Big Data and Visualization, Geographic Information Science, Guest Posts, Women's History
Cartography through Exploration: Lady Anne Blunt in Northern Arabia
Posted by: Tim St. Onge
Posted in: 19th century cartography, Biography, Women's History