Grace Raymond Hebard Height, Weight, Religion, Net Worth, Age, Biography

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Grace Raymond Hebard

Last Updated: 08 Jul, 2023 | Views: 760

Age: 75

Profession: Historical Women

Other Profession(s): Social Activist, Educator, Historian

Famous For: Vice President of the National Society of Women Lawyers

Higher Education: Illinois Wesleyan University (Ph.D)

Grace Raymond Hebard Religion, Birthday, Age

Date of Birth

02 Jul, 1861 (75 Years 03 Months 9 Days)

Birth Country

United States

Birth State/Province

Iowa

Birth District

Clinton

Birth Sign

Cancer

Religion

Christianity

Nationalities

American

Died on

11 Oct, 1936

Grace Raymond Hebard Early life, Education, Career, Awards, Achievements, Controversy, Unknown Facts

About (Profile/Biography):

Grace Raymond Hebard, a well-known American historian and author, was born in Buffalo. American novelist and historian Grace Raymond Hebard specializes inside the history of the American Region. Hebard went to the College of Buffalo for her undergraduate studies before transferring to the University of Chicago to complete her history PhD.

Grace Raymond Hebard Career:

Hebard is best recognised for her studies on the American West's history, particularly the fur trade and the emigration of early settlers to the area.

Her book "Women in the West: A Study of Their Influence on the Development of the Frontier" (1915), which is regarded as a landmark work in the topic, was written because she was particularly interested in the role of women in the development of the West.

Hebard is still regarded as one of the founders of western history studies and left a legacy of significant publications on the history of the American West.

Hebard was a fellow of the American Arts and Sciences Academy and elected to a American History Association and the Western History Association.

Hebard was active in numerous groups devoted to conserving the history of the American West in addition to her historical study and writing.

Grace Raymond Hebard Awards:

Hebard garnered a lot of awards and acclaim during the course of her career for her contributions to the research of western history.

Hebard was an original founder and president of the Wyoming State History Museum from 1906 to 1908.

Grace Raymond Hebard Unknown Facts:

Hebard was a strong and self-reliant woman who developed an early interest in history and the West.