In collaboration with The Turner Free library, The Randolph Women’s Club is hosting a literary authors series on the empowerment of women. We mean to connect the struggles we still face today with those faced by women in the late 19th and early 20th century, as expressed in the writings of the novelist and short story writer, Mary E. Wilkins Freeman. In her own life and in the lives of her characters, she fought against the restrictions placed on the women of her time. Ms. Wilkins Freeman lived in Randolph, and her mother was a member of the Randolph Women’s Club, then known as the Ladies Library Association. We wish to honor her legacy and show its significance to women in our time.

Each session will be held at the historic Jonathan Belcher House, located at 360 N. Main Street in Randolph. We'll also live stream and we're asking for a donation of $10 to help defray the cost. 
$25 to join us for each author!