Each year, the Smithsonian honors Women's History Month with a calendar full of activities. Visit the Women's History Month website each March for more information on the events in the Washington, DC area. Women's History Month Calendar
This selection of seventy portraits recognizes the great achievements of American women. Featured are portraits of women reformists, activists, athletes, scientists, artists, and entertainers. The pieces date from colonial times to the modern day. But most noteworthy is the range of individual accomplishment that these portraits embody. American Women A children's activity guide (PDF)
This online exhibition highlights famous and influencial American women of the twentieth century. The iconic images include studio portraits, glamorous publicity shots, press photographs, fashion photographs, advertising images, and amateur snapshots. Women of Our Time
This website explores the historical accomplishments of women inventors and includes a video, activities, and a teacher resource guide about eight female inventors. Innovative Lives
This website features women's contributions to flight, their stories, and claims to fame throughout history. This guide leads to all the women that have artifacts or photographs in the National Air and Space Museum. Women in Space
This website tells the story of the first Woman's Rights Convention through portraits of many of the women involved, from Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott to Frederick Douglass and Susan B. Anthony. The Seneca Falls Convention
This virtual tour introduces four exceptional American women who succeeded in business in the twentieth century. The website features biographical information, timelines, games, and historical background for each of the women. Four Women Who Excelled in Business
The Anacostia Museum and Center for African American History and Culture prepared this annotated bibliography on African American Women Artists. Recommended Books
The Anacostia Museum's Office of Education offers a reading list for children about Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad. A Selected Children's Bibliography
Each year, the Smithsonian honors Women's History Month with a calendar full of activities. Visit the Women's History Month website each March for more information on the events in the Washington, DC area.
This selection of seventy portraits recognizes the great achievements of American women. Featured are portraits of women reformists, activists, athletes, scientists, artists, and entertainers. The pieces date from colonial times to the modern day. But most noteworthy is the range of individual accomplishment that these portraits embody. 
This online exhibition highlights famous and influencial American women of the twentieth century. The iconic images include studio portraits, glamorous publicity shots, press photographs, fashion photographs, advertising images, and amateur snapshots.
This website explores the historical accomplishments of women inventors and includes a video, activities, and a teacher resource guide about eight female inventors. 
This website features women's contributions to flight, their stories, and claims to fame throughout history. This guide leads to all the women that have artifacts or photographs in the National Air and Space Museum.
This website tells the story of the first Woman's Rights Convention through portraits of many of the women involved, from Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott to Frederick Douglass and Susan B. Anthony. 
This virtual tour introduces four exceptional American women who succeeded in business in the twentieth century. The website features biographical information, timelines, games, and historical background for each of the women. 
The Anacostia Museum and Center for African American History and Culture prepared this annotated bibliography on African American Women Artists. 
A list of recommended readings about Native American women prepared by the National Museum of the American Indian Resource Center.
The Anacostia Museum's Office of Education offers a reading list for children about Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad.