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Women of Germantown
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Done in 2001 - on the former YMCA building in Germantown, Philadelphia, this mural features 6 great women from the area with the motto "to empower women"
1. Maggie Kuhn - founder of the Gray Panthers
2. Louisa May Alcott - author and abolitionist
3. Sadie Tanner Alexander - first African American woman to go to law school at U Penn and become a member of the state bar association
4. Sarah Ward McLean - helped build Germantown's first YMCA
5. Clarice Gamble - first African American woman to get dictatorship of the YMCA
6. Dinah - freed slave who saved Stenton Manor from the British during the revolutionary war
1. Maggie Kuhn - founder of the Gray Panthers
2. Louisa May Alcott - author and abolitionist
3. Sadie Tanner Alexander - first African American woman to go to law school at U Penn and become a member of the state bar association
4. Sarah Ward McLean - helped build Germantown's first YMCA
5. Clarice Gamble - first African American woman to get dictatorship of the YMCA
6. Dinah - freed slave who saved Stenton Manor from the British during the revolutionary war
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Hunted on March 29, 2018
36-52 W Rittenhouse St, Philadelphia, PA 19144, USA
Hunted by Melanee Jeker.
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Location
Hunted on March 29, 2018
36-52 W Rittenhouse St, Philadelphia, PA 19144, USA
Hunted by Melanee Jeker.
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