From the War of 1812 to World War I, women who were loading shot on front lines, building ships in navy yards, furnishing hospitals and supplying ambulances were also simultaneously battling for their own right to vote as citizens. Join us in commemorating the American women who fought for their country even as they also fought the battle for the ballot box.  This exhibition features the efforts of New York artist, Colonial Dame and Navy Yeomanette Hildreth Meière during World War I.

Free with Museum admission during Museum hours.

Admission:
$8 Adults
$7 Seniors & Students
Free for Children under 12 Free for Museum Members