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Howland Stone Store Museum
A Village Connected to Reform
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The Howland Stone Store Museum in Sherwood connects a cobblestone store built in 1837 with the history of abolition, women’s suffrage, and education. The Howland family’s Quaker commitments helped link this small community with wider reform movements. Its story offers a way to consider how commerce, personal convictions, and organizing could intersect in one place.
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A small village can be connected to national change. Sherwood’s Howland Stone Store Museum preserves stories of people working for equality across generations.
What local place holds a larger reform story?
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