Harriet Quimby | Women Who Dare | Exhibit at OHTM

At the beginning of the 20th century women's roles in western society were rigidly defined. Harriet Quimby broke these molds in her career and in her lifestyle. She lived alone, never married, and worked as a journalist for Leslie's Illustrated Weekly, covering social aspects of daily life as well as technical subjects, including advice for the female automobilist. Over a lifetime of defying the norms of society at the time, she was also the first licensed female pilot in the United States. Her career took her on countless adventures, one highlight being her successful flight across the English Channel in 1912.
2016 | Owls Head Transportation Museum
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Special Thanks to the Lang Education Center &
The Richard C. Paine Jr. Automobile Collection Charitable Trust
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[@markcarey8426]

Only just heard about this woman today. TV show Mysteries at the Museum. Amazing woman. Thanks for posting.

[@Mnrusty1]

Thank you for this excellent presentation.

[@bend0vafor_hxneey943]

who else has to do this for school lol

[@elcachorrobuscador8844]

Which school you from lol

[@eliansteiner7785]

Lmao yes lol

[@djessya8941]

Thank you

[@exdus235]

There was a United States postage stamp made for Harriet Quimby.👍

[@djessya8941]

Learned a lot

[@YNGDave]

I learned a lot from this

[@YNGDave]

Thank you