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How women-led Mendocino Study Club grew from a desire for higher education
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How women-led Mendocino Study Club grew from a desire for higher education
IN A TIME WITHOUT the internet or college courses available to everyone, a group of Mendocino women met to further their education. They would go on to make a wider impact than they could have expected or planned. On October 30, 1908, Stella West organized a meeting with Olive Brown, Grace Fisher, Emma Coombs, Nellie Murray, Laura Lammers and Edith Peirsol, a group that would become the Mendocino Study Club. Their purpose was for “the highest in…
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