
Oswego’s Little White School Museum honoring the community’s veterans with special exhibit
By Kendra Brooks
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We all know the names George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Benjamin Franklin. Their leadership and words shaped a nation. But behind the battle lines and political debates, an incredible force of unsung heroes was essential to securing American independence: the women of the Revolutionary War.From managing boycotted goods and running wartime homesteads to serving as battlefield nurses, culinary lifelines, and even daring spies, women played a monumental role in the winning of the war.Community members are invited to uncover these hidden histories during a special presentation – Women in the Revolutionary War - on Sunday, Nov. 8, at 1 p.m. at the Flagg Township Museum in Rochelle. The engaging event will dive deep into the lives of a few extraordinary women who risked everything for the cause of liberty. Attendees will discover how these resilient figures shaped the home front and the front lines alike, leaving an indelible mark on American history.The event is free and open to the