Women in Wars is a month-long mini exhibit at the Elizabeth Public Library that explores the many roles women played in wartime. Presented as part of American Revolutions: Rev250 at the Elizabeth Public Library, the exhibit helps mark the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence through monthly displays highlighting revolutionary events and Elizabeth-connected stories.
On view in the Third Floor Elizabethtown Reading Room Exhibit Case, this exhibit offers a focused and accessible way to engage with women’s history, Revolutionary-era storytelling, and the broader public history work taking place in Elizabeth’s Historic Midtown District.
Exhibit Details:
April 2–30, 2026
During library hours
Elizabeth Public Library – Third Floor Elizabethtown Reading Room Exhibit Case
11 S. Broad St, Elizabeth, NJ 07202
Whether you are a resident, student, educator, or visitor exploring local history, this mini exhibit provides a thoughtful look at how women contributed to wartime experiences and historical memory during the American Revolution.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Women in Wars mini exhibit about?
The exhibit explores the many roles women played in wartime and is part of the Elizabeth Public Library’s Rev250 programming.
When is the exhibit on display?
The exhibit will be on view from April 2 through April 30, 2026.
Where is the exhibit located?
It is located in the Third Floor Elizabethtown Reading Room Exhibit Case at the Elizabeth Public Library, 11 S. Broad St, Elizabeth, NJ 07202.
Is this connected to the 250th anniversary programming?
Yes. This mini exhibit is part of American Revolutions: Rev250 at the Elizabeth Public Library.
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