Victoria Woodhull
1838–1927 (age 89)
Biography
Victoria Woodhull (1838–1927) was a pioneering writer, activist, and advocate for women’s rights whose eloquence crossed oceans. She challenged society’s expectations with fearless commentary and tireless campaigning for social reform.
Her literary legacy and her courage to speak truth to power made her a trailblazer for generations of women, and she is fondly remembered in Tewkesbury where she found her final rest.