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Frances will be appearing at these
locations in 2007:
March 27 at the Putnam County
Library from 6-7 pm.
April 26 for the CEOs in Pt. Pleasant,
WV at noon
May 5 at White Sulphur Springs
Library at 3 pm.
September 7 Dunbar Towers, Dunbar,
WV
September 27 Vienna Library, Vienna,
WV
Oct. 1 Lakeview Resort for WVLA,
Morgantown, WV
Oct. 30 WVSU English major's
luncheon, Institute, WV
Nov. 28 Hurricane High School
2008
Feb. 13, Ruffner Elementary,
Charleston, WV
Mar. 1 Charleston Public Library 2pm
Mar. 3 Sissionville Library 6:30
Mar. 8 DAR Charleston, WV
April 19 Summersville, WV
locations in 2007:
March 27 at the Putnam County
Library from 6-7 pm.
April 26 for the CEOs in Pt. Pleasant,
WV at noon
May 5 at White Sulphur Springs
Library at 3 pm.
September 7 Dunbar Towers, Dunbar,
WV
September 27 Vienna Library, Vienna,
WV
Oct. 1 Lakeview Resort for WVLA,
Morgantown, WV
Oct. 30 WVSU English major's
luncheon, Institute, WV
Nov. 28 Hurricane High School
2008
Feb. 13, Ruffner Elementary,
Charleston, WV
Mar. 1 Charleston Public Library 2pm
Mar. 3 Sissionville Library 6:30
Mar. 8 DAR Charleston, WV
April 19 Summersville, WV
Me, Cat Pleska,
as Frances
as Frances
The one and only,
Frances B. Johnston
Frances B. Johnston
I perform a historical character, Frances B. Johnston,
for the West Virginia Humanities Council, in their
History Alive! program. Frances was a famous
photographer at the turn of the last century. She
photographed the famous and captured history as it
was happening. She was proud to be a
self-supporting woman in a traditionally male
occupation. Her photographs endure as art and as
documentation of current events and personalities of
her day. For more information about Frances, click on
this link: Article on Frances
for the West Virginia Humanities Council, in their
History Alive! program. Frances was a famous
photographer at the turn of the last century. She
photographed the famous and captured history as it
was happening. She was proud to be a
self-supporting woman in a traditionally male
occupation. Her photographs endure as art and as
documentation of current events and personalities of
her day. For more information about Frances, click on
this link: Article on Frances
Below are photos of Frances and
of me, as I portray her in 1910.
of me, as I portray her in 1910.