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SUMMARY:The Edenton Tea Party and the 18th Century Women's Movement: MESDA Spot Talk
DESCRIPTION:Learn how southern women exercised power in the early American South. \nAt 2:00 PM\, join us to learn about the Edenton Tea Party\, one of the first organized women’s political protests in America. On October 25\, 1774\, a group of Edenton women led by Penelope (Padgett) Barker (1728-1796) pledged to boycott imported British tea and cloth in response to the Tea Act of 1774. News of their “tea party” reached London\, where it was reported in the Morning Chronicle and London Advertiser on January 16\, 1775. \nThese guided tours are included with your standard admission. \nClick here for image credit and more information about the art!
URL:https://www.oldsalem.org/event/the-edenton-tea-party-and-the-18th-century-womens-movement-mesda-spot-talk/
LOCATION:Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts (MESDA)\, 924 S Main St\, Winston Salem\, NC\, 27101\, United States
CATEGORIES:Guided Tour,Included with General Admission,MESDA
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SUMMARY:The Haube and the 18th Century Women's Movement: MESDA Spot Talk
DESCRIPTION:Learn how southern women exercised power in the early American South. \nAt 3:00 PM\, join us to learn about the haube\, a cap traditionally worn by Moravian women. The haube was not only intended to be functional\, but was also tied with a colored ribbon indicating her “choir”\, or social class. However\, the women of Salem had their own ideas about fashion… \nThese guided tours are included with your standard admission.
URL:https://www.oldsalem.org/event/the-haube-and-the-18th-century-womens-movement-mesda-spot-talk/
LOCATION:Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts (MESDA)\, 924 S Main St\, Winston Salem\, NC\, 27101\, United States
CATEGORIES:Guided Tour,Included with General Admission,MESDA
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