Description

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Divided into thirty chapters, each is devoted to a famous woman in New England 's history and their respective home-museums. Women's Home Museums of the Northeast is a guidebook for those interested in visiting these storied addresses. The chapters provide encapsulated biographies as well as information regarding their residences. Historic homes serve as three-dimensional diaries where the former chatelaines of the manors yet hover. The chapters conclude with nearby attractions, as well as specifics such as parking, the cost of admission, hours of operation, and so forth.

About the Author

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Marlene Wagman-Geller received her Bachelor of Arts from York University and her teaching credentials from the University of Toronto and San Diego State University. After many decades, she retired from teaching English and history at Sweetwater Union High School. Reviews from her eleven books have appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Chicago Tribune, The Huffington Post, and dozens of other newspapers as well as national magazines. Wagman-Geller has given book talks at Yale University Library, and other local libraries and organizations. She has appeared on San Diego local television and has given dozens of radio interviews. Currently, the author lives in San Diego, California.