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Re-enactor Carol Levin Simon performs at the Montville Township Public Library to tell the story of WWII WASP Ann Baumgartener Carl   Photo Credit: Melissa Benno

“Thank you for a wonderful presentation today on the Women Air Service Pilots of WWII. The audience loved it and learned so much.  You are so knowledgeable and we all believed that you were Ann Baumgartner Carl!”  —H.E., Monroe Township Library

Presenter details the life of Women Airforce Service Pilots during World War II by Vashti Harris (East Brunswick Sentinel) SCLS Librarian Publishes Coloring Book Librarian Brings History Alive Through Women’s Stories Story of Woman Behind Construction of Brooklyn Bridge Told at Westfield Memorial Library By MaryLou Morano Silent Partner: Building The Brooklyn Bridge By Patricia Hart Zackman (Ocean County) Trailblazer: Bridge Builder Emily Warren Roebling At the Denville Library: The Woman Who Supported the Brooklyn Bridge By Sandra Pledger Jefferson Program Recognizes the Brazen Emily Warren Roebling by Vera Olinski Women’s Club of Westfield Welcomed Guest Speaker Carol Simon Levin Flying Higher: A Wasp Takes Wing at Bernardsville Library (NJ.Com) Re-Enactor Tells Story of WW2 Women Fighter Pilots by Melissa Benno (Montville) Lecture on WWI WASPs set for June 15th at Warren Township Library  (nj.com) Red Mill Museum Village Explores NJ’s Vibrant History Through Stories & Folklore Female Aviators in Focus in Rockaway Township Bucks County Herald Review of Remembering the Ladies Plainfield To Hold Lecture, Book Signing of Remembering the Ladies Suburban Woman’s Club Hears Presentation on WWII Air Force Service Pilots Additional links here

Carol Simon Levin as Emily Warren Roebling with members of The Woman’s Club of Westfield: Diana Peterson, Joan Kirner and Dolores Geisow. (photo: Suburban News)

Carol Simon Levin as Elinor Smith Sullivan in “Nobody Owns the Sky” (photo: Anthony Lusardi, The Citizen of Morris County)

Carol Simon Levin impersonating “Abigail Adams” penning a letter
to her husband John asking that the Continental Congress “Remember the Ladies”