Who
was Sharlot M. Hall?
Saving the Past
A Home for Her Collection
Sharlot as a Politician
Sharlot As Activist
Sharlot As Historian
Sharlot As a Writer and Poet
Sharlot As a Woman
Moving West
Ranch Woman
ARIZONA
by Sharlot M. Hall
The Genesis of
the Earth and Moon
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Sharlot As a Woman
In an age when woman were often considered inferior to men, she
loved a good fight, and broke gender barriers. Sharlot was a free soul
and her writing expresses this sense of freedom.
Next...
But I do enjoy everything - just the sunshine
on the sand is beautiful enough to keep one giving thanks for eyes to
see with. And all day long I'm glad, so glad, so glad that God let me
be an out-door woman and love the big things. I couldn't be a tame house
cat woman and spend big sunny, glorious days giving cad parties and
planning dresses -- though I love pretty clothes and good dinners and
friends - and would love a home where only the true, kind, worth-while
things had place.
I'm not unwomanly - don't you dare to think so - but God meant
woman to joy in his great, clean, beautiful world - and I thank Him
the He lets me see some of it not through a window pane.
Your telegram came yesterday - on from Phoenix. Every one of
my happiest thoughts, all the days through, ends in a prayer for you
- and gratitude beyond words that I have you to call friend - dear,
dear, dear Great Comrade.
Goodnight, Amigo, God keep you everywhere.
(signed) S. M. H.
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At Orchard Ranch.

In a tree with her friend Alice
Hewins.
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