You may not recognize all of their names, but you will be inspired by their epic stories. The one thing they all have in common is that you can "connect" with them if you know where to go and what to look for. Your mission, if you choose to accept it, is to make those connections by visiting the various buildings, monuments and historical sites that bear their names. You will have to get off the beaten path to connect with some of these ladies, but it will be worth it!

Experiential Learning System

• Website — the whole enchilada

• Quiz — how well do you know these ladies?

• Passport — track your progress

• Map — locate and navigate your way around ATL

More Educational Projects by ATLsherpa

• Atlanta Craft Beer Map

• Atlanta Foodie Map

• Atlanta Freedom Trail

• Atlanta’s Farmers Markets

• Atlanta History Map

• Battle of Atlanta

• Black Leaders of Atlanta

• Exploring ATL's "Ring of Fire" Projects

• James McPherson: Forgotten Hero

• Peachtree Street History & Architecture Tour

• Sweet Auburn Photo Tour

• Ten Must-See Treasures of MLK Nat'l Historical Park

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