On This Day in Women's History
A podcast on what the women were doing all that time
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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On This Day in 1918: The Last Private Owners of Stonehenge Give It Up
October 26
On October 26, 1918, the British people were gifted Stonehenge by its last private owners, Cecil and Mary Chubb.
On This Day in 1847: Charlotte Brontë Publishes Jane Eyre
October 19
On October 19, 1847, the publisher Smith, Elder and Co. published a debut novel called Jane Eyre. The author was named Currer Bell, but you know her as Charlotte Brontë.
The Aclla: Sacred Virgins of the Inca (ep. 16.a)
The current series on Her Half of History is Women Together and the very first episode in it was on the Vestal Virgins of Rome. But there is another group that many people compared with the Vestal Virgins. They were just half a world and a...
On This Day in 1469: Isabella of Castile Announces Her Own Marriage
October 12
On October 12, 1469, a teenage Princess Isabella of Castile wrote a letter to her older brother, guardian, and king, in which she calmly informed him of her marriage plans.
On This Day in 1789: The Fishwives of Paris March on Versailles
October 5
On October 5, 1789, a crowd of Parisian women had had enough. The combination of poor harvests and skyrocketing inflation had left them unable to feed their families. The poissardes (fishwives) and other women marched through the...
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