Birth of Louise Otto-Peters
Louise Otto-Peters was born on March 26, 1819, in Meißen, Saxony.
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Louise Otto-Peters was born on March 26, 1819, in Meißen, Saxony.
View detailsAgnes Elizabeth Weston was born in London, England, into a devout evangelical family that shaped her later philanthropic mission.
View detailsAnita Garibaldi died on March 26, 1849, near Ravenna, Italy, while fleeing with Giuseppe Garibaldi after the fall of the Roman Republic.
View detailsElsa Brändström, renowned as the "Angel of Siberia," was born in Saint Petersburg.
View detailsMorgan completed her studies and earned her certificat d'études in architecture, the first woman to do so at the École des Beaux-Arts.
View detailsJacqueline de Romilly was born on March 26, 1913, in Chartres, France.
View detailsSandra Day O’Connor is born in El Paso, Texas, beginning the life of a future first woman justice of the U.S. Supreme Court.
View detailsThe 'Matching Monkey Hats' cover by Neysa McMein appeared on March 26, 1938.
View detailsNancy Patricia D’Alesandro (later Nancy Pelosi) is born in Baltimore, Maryland, into a prominent Democratic political family.
View detailsWon Critic's Circle Award for 'The Skin of Our Teeth'.
View detailsBorn on 26 March 1957 in Qazvin, Iran, into a liberal, educated family whose support for women’s education shaped her future as a leading artist of exile and gender.
View detailsCarol Ann DiMaiti, later known as Carol Stuart, was born on March 26, 1959, in the United States.
View detailsDeath of Augusta Savage in New York City after a long illness; her legacy endured through her art and mentorship.
View detailsGov. Jerry Brown appointed Bird as California's Secretary of Agriculture and Services, making her the first woman to serve in a California governor's cabinet.
View detailsAnita Roddick opened the first Body Shop on March 26, 1976, in Brighton.
View detailsElizabeth II sent the first email by a monarch during a visit to Malvern.
View detailsGov. Jerry Brown appointed Rose Bird as Chief Justice of the California Supreme Court, the first woman to hold that position or serve on the court.
View detailsRowena Cade died on 26 March 1983 at Minack House, Cornwall, aged 90, having devoted her life to building and maintaining the Minack Theatre.
View detailsBella Abzug died on March 26, 1998, in Manhattan, following heart surgery complications, at age 77.
View detailsOn 26 March 1999, astronomers discovered main-belt asteroid 17038 Wake, later named in honour of French Resistance heroine Nancy Wake.
View detailsJoan Armatrading marries Maggie Butler in a quiet civil ceremony in Cheshire, England.
View detailsGeraldine Ferraro passed away on March 26, 2011, in Boston, Massachusetts.
View detailsRiding Pants On Fire, Rosie Napravnik wins the Louisiana Derby on 2011-03-26, becoming the first woman ever to capture the race.
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