Hats Off to History
US 250
Thursday, June 11
2:00pm - 3:00pm
Sisters Library
Community RoomExplore the evolution of women's headwear from bonnets to caps.
Join us on a journey through our nation’s evolving identity, exploring how women’s headwear – from colonial bonnets to modern baseball caps – mirrored shifts in fashion, freedom, and the American spirit, celebrating 250 years of iconic style. Attendees are encouraged to have fun and wear a hat!
About the Presenter

Eileen Tannich Gose comes from a long line of strong women. As a result, she realizes that the gains in equality for women today come from the efforts of women in the past. Eileen’s research of the topic resulted in the book, Reflecting Freedom: How Fashion Mirrored the Struggle for Women’s Rights. In addition to her scholarship of women’s equality and fashion, Eileen holds a bachelor’s degree in anthropology and master’s degree in education.
Questions? Contact emilyc@deschuteslibrary.org
AGE GROUP: | Adult |
EVENT TYPE: | Adult Program |
Sisters Library
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