Nellie Bly smashed records and expectations when she circled the globe in 72 days – beating Jules Verne’s fictional Phileas Fogg and redefining journalism in the process. Discover how this audacious adventurer became a trailblazer for women and a legend in reporting.
Maria Sibylla Merian: Insects and Adventure
Uncover the remarkable life of Maria Sibylla Merian, the 17th-century naturalist who crossed oceans to document the insects of the New World.
Ida Pfeiffer: The Solo Explorer Who Faced Cannibals and Earthquakes
Discover the remarkable life of Ida Pfeiffer, a pioneering solo explorer who overcame unimaginable challenges to travel the world in the 19th century.
Mapping Her Legacy: Places Named After Trailblazing Women
Ever wondered about the stories behind place names? Often, they honor remarkable individuals whose contributions have shaped our world. Let’s delve into the tales of trailblazing women whose legacies are etched into the very maps we navigate. Introduction Ever pondered the stories behind place names? While many honor notable figures, a delightful number celebrate the…
Annie Smith Peck: Meet the Woman Who Laughed in the Face of Gravity
Discover the incredible story of Annie Smith Peck, the 80-year-old mountaineer who defied expectations and achieved remarkable feats. A true pioneer of her time.