Mr. Hoglund will explore fresh perspectives of Washington, D.C. and help us to become better acquainted with our city. In Which the Ladies of Washington Help Build a City and a Government, will discuss her book that deals with the political culture of the early Republic. Woman, such as Dolley Madison, used their unofficial social sphere to cement the relationships that their husbands needed to make politics work. The book is available for sale in the gift shop. The program will begin at The Historical Society of Washington, D.C. and conclude at the DAR Library.
Space is limited, so reservations and advance payment are required.
HSW seeks to make the city's history accessible and understandable to a diverse public and to foster a sense of identity, place and pride for Washingtonians. HSW currently offers a variety of public programs for children and adults, publications, museum exhibits, an extensive library, and comprehensive collections. Currently located in the Heurich House Museum at Dupont Circle, HS W is open to the public for tours and research.