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Learn about the pioneer women who came west to enjoy the health benefits and wealth of a community known for its climate and many health institutions. |
Remarkable women who led ordinary and extraodinary lives and the many challenges they faced in their everyday lives. |
| When: Saturday, April 10th 2010 @ 2:00pm |
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Where: The Cunningham Room @ The Burbank Historical Society
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This program is free to the public |
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| Mary Lou Pozzo is a retired librarian and writer who has done extensive research into the lives of early women pioneers. She has authored two books on the subject and is currently serving as a docent at the Autry Museum, Bolton Hall Museum and is working on various projects with Little Landers Historical Society. She has received the Pioneer Women Award from Los Angeles City Commission on the Status of Women 2006 and the Woman of the Year Award in 1998 and 2007 by the Business & Professional Women's Club of Tujunga.
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All programs are located in the Cunningham Room of the Museum. For more information, call (818) 841-6333. Free parking at 1100 W. Clark Avenue. |
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