Westchester Women & War

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As World War II raged, Yonkers women took a first-time opportunity to become soldiers for their country — enlisting in the Women’s Army Corps, the WAC.

The Hudson River Museum joined forces with an artist and an Army officer to capture their likenesses on canvas.

See their portraits and 12 photographs of Westchester women soldiers, who serve their country today.

Meet the women who crossed gender lines as they faced the lines of battle.
Look back to Swing music and dance, rage of WWII!

• Eddie Allen’s “Swingin’ Jumpin’ Jazz Band!”
• Shannon Dance Company

511 Warburton Avenue, Yonkers, NY. Minutes off the Saw Mill River Parkway, exit 9. Wed – Sunday 12 – 5 pm. Adults, $5. Seniors and Youth 5 to 16, $3. Under 5, Free.

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