Women’s history is found in more than 400 national parks across the country and still being made today. Explore some of the national parks that were created and named in honor of women and take a closer look at their lasting legacy on American history. 📍Clara Barton was famous for her work as a nurse, humanitarian, and founder of the American Red Cross, earning the nickname the “Angel of the Battlefield” during the Civil War. Her Maryland house, now known as Clara Barton National Historic Site, once served as the headquarters of the American Red Cross. 📍Known as the first woman to hold a presidential cabinet position, Frances Perkins championed many labor rights that Americans enjoy today. Her role as Secretary of Labor, opened the door for other women to hold high government positions. Frances Perkins National Monument in Maine was where she often went for reflection throughout her career. 📍Harriet Tubman National Historic Site in New York preserves the last home of a woman who...