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Discover the Untold Stories of South Jersey's Suffragists—Women's History Month Lecture This March, the Gloucester County Historical Society Museum in Woodbury, NJ is hosting a special Arts & Culture event that brings history to life. Dr. Emily Carter, a respected local historian, will deliver a captivating lecture focusing on the remarkable women of South Jersey who campaigned for voting rights. Attendees will delve into the stories, struggles, and triumphs of these suffragists, learning how their contributions shaped the course of history both locally and nationally. Held in the museum’s inviting space, surrounded by collections ranging from colonial artifacts to interactive displays, this lecture promises to be both educational and engaging. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a student, or someone new to local heritage, you’ll find yourself immersed in the atmosphere of the Gloucester County Historical Society Museum—a cornerstone of Woodbury’s rich cultural landscape. Expect thought-provoking insights and a chance to connect with fellow community members. The event is open to all and perfect for anyone interested in learning more about the impact of courageous women from our region.