March is Women’s History Month, and researching women is my very favorite thing to do. So while I was brainstorming an episode idea, I realized I had this huge collection of women on my list whose stories were very short - in terms of research, not the length of their lives or quality of achievements. This week I have collected these shorter stories into one episode about three different women; Eliza Ann Grier, the first Black woman licensed to practice medicine in Georgia, Leah Crist Bush, the first woman in the South to graduate with a landscape architecture degree, and Nora Grainger Webb, who designed and built over 50 homes and 7 apartments in 1920s Atlanta.
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Fox Theater
White Primary (Mini)
Washerwomen Strike - REPLAY
Bicycle Messengers (Mini)
“Loserville” (Interview w/ Clayton Trutor)
Ida Elliott (Mini)
Abortion
Fernbank Forest (Mini)
Grove Park
Nancy Hanks Train (Mini)
Bicycles - REPLAY
Jitneys (Mini)
Oral History (Katherine Geffcken)
Moving Day (Mini) + Podcast Update
Amusement Parks
Peyton Wall
Grave Robbing - REPLAY
Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport
Orphanages
Fannie Springer
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