Alexander (and Anna Jenks) Ramsey House Tour (All Products) -- National Women's History Project Shopping Cart -- Tour House Ramsey Jenks) Anna (and Alexander

<H1>Alexander (and Anna Jenks) Ramsey House Tour -- National Women's History Project Shopping Cart</H1> Alexander (and Anna Jenks) Ramsey House Tour Alexander (and Anna Jenks) Ramsey House, <city w:st="on"></city><place w:st="on"></place>St <personname w:st="on"></personname>Paul Friday, June 13, 1:45 p.m.-2:45 p.m. One of the nation’s best preserved Victorian-era homes, the Alexander Ramsey House offers a fascinating “upstairs downstairs” perspective into affluent family and servant life in the 1870s. Built in 1872 by Alexander Ramsey, the first territorial governor of  <place w:st="on"></place><state w:st="on"></state>Minnesota, and his wife Anna Jenks Ramsey, the house was home to three generations of Ramseys before it and its contents were willed by a granddaughter to the Minnesota Historical Society in the 1960s. Originally preserved to commemorate Alexander Ramsey, the Minnesota Historical Society site now offers an innovative interpretation of the women who lived and worked there, and the gender and class dynamics evoked in the public and private spaces from the parlor and dining room to the kitchen and attic. The tour precedes session 53, which will take place at the Alexander Ramsey House facility. Preregistration is required, at a cost of $10, which includes bus transportation to the site and admission to the house.       <A HREF="http://www.nexternal.com/nwhp" TITLE="National Women's History Project Products">National Women's History Project Products</A> <A HREF="http://www.nwhp.org">National Women's History Project</A> National Women's History Project <A HREF="http://www.nexternal.com" TITLE="shopping cart">shopping cart</A> powered by Nexternal