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History at High Noon: Girls of ‘68 and Bruguier’s Cabin

  • Sioux City Public Museum 607 4th Street Sioux City, IA 51101 United States (map)

Join us for History at High Noon: Girls of ‘68 and Bruguier’s Cabin

This free, photographic presentation is offered at the Sioux City Public Museum from 12:05-1:00pm on March 20, and attendees are invited to bring their lunch to enjoy during the presentation.

Learn how one of Sioux City’s most well-known women’s clubs originated and became tied to Bruguier’s Cabin, one of the earliest structures built in what became Sioux City. The Girls of '68 primary focus now is to maintain and preserve the stories and history surrounding this cabin and the lives of War Eagle and Bruguier. Presented by Grace Linden, former Sioux City Public Museum curator of history.

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History at High Noon: Red Lights, Women’s Rights, and Madam Shaw of Maple Grove