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Mary Ann McCracken (1770-1866) was a hero of Belfast- an abolitionist, philanthropist and reformer who championed the disadvantaged at home and abroad
Much of her work was inspired by her close reading of the philosopher, writer and human rights advocate Mary Wollstonecraft. To mark Mary Ann’s birthday, they will be joined by Bee Rowlatt of the Wollstonecraft Society to discuss the lives and legacies of these two remarkable women.
In person ticket capacity: 30
Online ticket capacity: 70
Hosted by the Mary Ann McCracken Foundation, this free event will be broadcast live via Zoom from Clifton House, Belfast, which played a central role in Mary Ann's life.
We look forward to welcoming you from across the pond on the day.
Kind Regards
Caroline McCoubrey
Freelance Marketing Consultant on behalf of Clifton House, Belfast
To register to attend and for further information, please visit: The ‘Two Marys’ In Conversation (ticketsolve.com)
Mary Ann McCracken (1770-1866) was a hero of Belfast- an abolitionist, philanthropist and reformer who championed the disadvantaged at home and abroad. Much of her work was inspired by her close reading of the philosopher, writer and human rights advocate Mary Wollstonecraft. To mark Mary Ann’s birthday, we will be joined by Bee Rowlatt of the Wollstonecraft Society to discuss the lives and legacies of these two remarkable women.
