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Whiteside Station Continues To Teach American History

October 18, 2020|Monroe County Independent
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Whiteside Station’s Florence Mulligan, Regent Claudia Asselmeier, Barb Buchanan and Sue Watters film a video about the classroom reading project of the 19th Amendment book read "Marching With Aunt Susan." The video will be shared at the virtual DAR District VI meeting.
Whiteside Station’s Florence Mulligan, Regent Claudia Asselmeier, Barb Buchanan and Sue Watters film a video about the classroom reading project of the 19th Amendment book read "Marching With Aunt Susan." The video will be shared at the virtual DAR District VI meeting.

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