Garden Tour
Discover the inspiring story of the Woman’s Land Army and the local women who stepped forward to support the nation during World War I.
As men left to fight overseas, farms across America faced a critical labor shortage, leading to the creation of the Woman’s Land Army in 1917—a movement that mobilized thousands of young women to work the land in support of the war effort.
At the center of these efforts in Morristown was Dorothea Post, great-granddaughter of the Macculloch family, who coordinated the local Woman’s Land Army chapter.
On this special garden tour, explore the experiences of these remarkable women both locally in Morristown and across the country, while gaining a deeper understanding of how their work shaped the home front during a pivotal moment in American history.
Please note: this tour through the garden includes walking on loose gravel walkways, slight inclines, and uneven ground.
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