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SUMMARY:History Talk: America's 1st Woman Tattoo Artist
LOCATION:Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library\nTopeka and Shawnee Coun
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DESCRIPTION:Learn about the life and times of Maud Stevens Wagner\, Americ
 a's first licensed woman tattoo artist. Presented by Lisa Soller\, Deputy 
 Director of the Lyon County History Center..\nhttps://tscpl.libnet.info/ev
 ent/14709291
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Born in Emporia\, Kansas\, in 1877 Maud St
 evens left home at the age of 19 to join the circus. While working as an a
 erialist and contortionist at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition (also know
 n as the St. Louis World&rsquo\;s Fair) she met and married Gus &ldquo\;Th
 e Globe Trotter&rdquo\; Wagner. He was a &ldquo\;most artistically marked 
 up man&rdquo\; who collected more than 800 tattoos during his lifetime. So
 on covered in tattoos of her own Maud became a professional female tattoo 
 artist who traveled the country.</p>\n<p>&nbsp\;<br /><br /></p>\nhttps://
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