While we learn a lot about our Founding Fathers in history classes, in recent years there’s been a stronger effort to put a bigger spotlight on the role of women in the story of America. With March being Women’s History Month, we’re seeing a greater effort than ever to teach young Americans about the unsung heroines who shaped our country’s legacy. But what about the adults? It’s never too late to learn, and there are some fun local resources near your apartment that you can visit to learn more American women who shaped our history.

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Badass Women’s History Tour – Even if you consider yourself to be well-versed in Philadelphia history, this Beyond the Bell tour will likely provide you with some new insights. As you stroll around Philadelphia, you’ll learn about under-the-radar women who shaped Philly’s history — from “forgotten founder” Hannah Callowhill Penn to the Red Rose Girls and lesbian leaders in the Gayborhood. Learn about the ways in which women have influenced and formed the city of Philadelphia and uncover the incredible entrepreneurs, doctors, politicians, artists and activists that have made the city what it is today.