Mary Wheeler

Reminiscences of 19th century residents of Concord, Mass.

Something big is happening for us as women. We're on the brink of an evolutionary shift with the potential to alter the course of history. Millions of us around the world are feeling a calling to awaken our power and remember how we are meant to use our gifts and talents to create a new future for ourselves and to potentially shape the future of our world. For the first time in history, almost half of us in the United States are the primary breadwinners...

Correspondence consists primarily of letters from George F. Wheeler in New Orleans to his mother, father, sisters Harriet and Mary, and brother Charles, 1861-1863. Also includes one letter to Harriet L. Wheeler (George's mother) from E.W. Clark, Chaplain of the 47th Massachusetts Infantry, 1863 June 9, and four letters to G.F. Wheeler (from Anne E. Damon, Edward Waldo Emerson, and Henry Cabot Lodge), 1909-1922.