A Pioneer Woman’s Life

Presented by: Pipe Spring National Monument
406 N. Pipe Spring Road, Fredonia, AZ.
Contact: Steve Rudolph 928-643-7105 ext. 13
stephen_rudolph@nps.gov

NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCE TALKS and DEMONSTRATIONS

Pipe Spring National Monument continues its dramatic series of natural and cultural resource talks and demonstrations with a focus on understanding ecological relationships between the unique Arizona Strip environment and the many cultures that have adapted to this environment and flourished here.

A Pioneer Woman’s Life

Date: Friday May 20
Time: 10:00 AM (AZ Time)
Location: Pipe Spring National Monument, 14 miles west of Fredonia, on AZ. HWY 389
$5/person age 16 and over, or free with Interagency Annual, Senior, or Access Pass

Description: The life of most women in the West during the Pioneer era of the 1800’s, was one of constant toil and caring for her family. Learn about the lives they lived and the challenges they faced.

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