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    EXHIBITION OPENING at the Jackson Homestead & Museum

    Presented by Historic Newton at Historic Newton

    October 3, 2012

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    EXHIBITION OPENING at the Jackson Homestead & Museum

    Wednesday, October 3, 5:00–7:30 PM
    EXHIBITION OPENING at the Jackson Homestead & Museum
    An Architect Ahead of Her Time: Annie Cobb (1830-1911)
    Pursuing a design and building career in Newton Highlands by the mid-1870s, Annie Cobb was arguably the first American woman architect of the pre-professional period. Cobb made her building debut in pre-Civil War South Boston, flourished during the last three decades of the...

    Wednesday, October 3, 5:00–7:30 PM
    EXHIBITION OPENING at the Jackson Homestead & Museum
    An Architect Ahead of Her Time: Annie Cobb (1830-1911)
    Pursuing a design and building career in Newton Highlands by the mid-1870s, Annie Cobb was arguably the first American woman architect of the pre-professional period. Cobb made her building debut in pre-Civil War South Boston, flourished during the last three decades of the 19th century in Newton Highlands, and exhibited at the World’s Columbian Exposition of 1893 in Chicago. She succeeded in fashioning a career for herself in the exclusive male world of architecture and building in a time when women’s work was mainly limited to the home. Join us for finger food and beverages in celebration of our newest exhibition. Free.
     


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    527 Washington Street
    Newton, MA 02458

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