Wild Women of Westford

https://museum.westford.org/5th-annual-wine-with-the-wild-women-of-westford/
 
oin us for an enchanting evening with the Westford Historical Society, where we’ll celebrate the remarkable stories of legendary Westford women, complemented by delightful wine and appetizers.
Experience a vibrant blend of history and diversity together!
 

Wine with the
Wild Women of Westford,

Friday, September 12
at 7:30 PM

Westford Museum,
2 Boston Rd.
Tickets HERE
We are proudly celebrating five exceptional women from Westford who have boldly inspired women everywhere! Their unwavering dedication and passion have transformed visionary ideas into powerful realities. Together, let’s honor their remarkable legacy and empower future generations to dream big and achieve greatness
 
Pat Bradley, Westford Native and one of the most accomplished golfers in history

Eva Mae Lord served valiantly in World War I as part of the Army Nursing Corps in France.

Ellen Swallow Richards was a graduate of Westford Academy and an instructor in sanitary chemistry at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology,

Nancy Heywood Richmond was the inspiration for Edgar Allan Poe’s poem, “Annie.”
ALSO, join us in celebrating the dynamic and inspiring
Emily Teller, our current “Wild Woman of Westford”!
Emily is known for her proactive spirit and unwavering dedication. She embodies the true essence of empowerment. Let’s honor her remarkable contributions to our community.
Recently, our Westford Museum’s 2025 Summer Intern, Imaan Choudhry, had the opportunity to interview Mrs. Teller. Enjoy their conversation below.