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SUMMARY:Bertha Honore’ Palmer
LOCATION:St. Charles Public Library\nSt. Charles Public Library
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DESCRIPTION:Bertha Honore’ Palmer is often thought of as “The
  Queen of Chicago\,” but there is so much more to her!  .\nhttps://s
 cpld.libnet.info/event/10570221
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Author Laurie Russell will examine her leg
 acy and impact on Chicago and around the world. &nbsp\;Vintage photographs
  will illustrate Bertha Palmer&rsquo\;s life from early childhood\, her ma
 rriage to hotel magnate Potter Palmer\, the Great Chicago Fire\, and the W
 orld&rsquo\;s Columbian Exposition. Not to be left out are her exquisite j
 ewels and gowns\, bringing Impressionism to the Art Institute\, and her un
 likely role as a cattle rancher in Sarasota\, Florida.</p>\n<p>Presented b
 y Laurie Russell\, a former docent for the Chicago Architecture Center and
  co-author of the &ldquo\;Women of Influence&rdquo\; walking tour at Grace
 land Cemetery. &nbsp\;She was also a docent and program contributor at the
  Robert R. McCormick Museum at Cantigny. &nbsp\;Her special interest is Ch
 icago history with an emphasis on women.&nbsp\;REGISTER</p>\n<p></p>\nhttp
 s://scpld.libnet.info/event/10570221
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