The Summerville Museum and Research Center Celebrates Women's History Month
Member Submission • February 27, 2025
The lecture highlights many women who have had a positive impact on Summerville and Dorchester County.
The Summerville Museum and Research Center will celebrate Women's History Month with a lecture on Saturday, March 15th, at 2 pm. The discussion will highlight the many women who have had a positive impact on the Summerville and larger Dorchester area, as well as women who have made a more national or international impact.
This lecture is part of the Museum's year long series, led by museum historian Dr. Ed West and historian and educator Mr. Robert Scarlett featuring a lecture the 3rd Saturday of every month.
Email [email protected] for reservations or questions. Free however, donations greatly appreciated.
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