Minerva Historical Society Quarterly Archives

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1971-1972
Vol 1
April
July
October
January​
1972-1973
​Vol 2
April
July
October
​January
​1973-1974
Vol 3 
April
July
October
January
​1974-1975
Vol 4
April
July
October
January​
1975-1976
​Vol 5
April
July
October
January
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1975-1976
​Vol 6
April
July
October
January
1976-1977
​Vol 7
Ap​ril
July
October
​January
1977-1978
Vol 8
April
July
October
​January
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1978-1979
Vol 9​
April
July
October
January​
1979-1980
Vol 10
April
July
October
January​
Image of the very first Minerva Historical Society Quarterly showing a map of the thown of Minerva.
First Quarterly Cover Image
A parchment-style poster titled “WOMEN’S LIB Minerva – 1824” with decorative black flourishes, a quill and ink illustration, and a church silhouette. Text reads: “On September 25, 1824, the following vote was taken by the men of the Minerva Baptist Church: ‘Voted the Sisters have the same privilege of voting and making observations as the brethren have.’ Elder Thomas Ravlin, first resident pastor of the church, had come from Shoreham, Vermont in July to serve the church and the clerk was Absalom P. Morse, first supervisor of the town.” Credit: October 1972 Quarterly.
Women's Lib in Minerva in 1824
An image of the Quarterly Cover for July 1976, America's Bicentennial showing a waving American Flag with the years 1776 - 1976 above the flag.
1976 Bicentennial Quarterly Cover