Labor Day encourages us to remember America’s labor movement and the fight for workers’ rights as industrialization turned to globalization and now to the technological age. Workers have never had a greater champion than Frances Perkins, and it is a shame that more Americans do not know her by name. Read More
Labor Day encourages us to remember America’s labor movement and the fight for workers’ rights as industrialization turned to globalization and now to the technological age. Workers have never had a greater champion than Frances Perkins, and it is a shame that more Americans do not know her by name. Read More
Labor Day encourages us to remember America’s labor movement and the fight for workers’ rights
A dozen influential Maine women in politics, the arts and other fields will be spotlighted
“From time to time, we all need reminders about the importance of positive change and
There is a detour posted on River Road in Newcastle, but the Frances Perkins National Monument is still accessible. We are open Thur-Sun 10am – 2pm. Visit us before we close for the season!
Our last day is Sunday, September 28th.