She Was The First Woman In America To Open Her Own Architecture Practice

After her family moved a few more times, Minerva settled in Connecticut, where she passed away in 1949 at 87.

This year, an exhibit dedicated to bringing Minerva’s life and work was displayed at the Harvey & Irwin Kroiz Gallery of the Architectural Archives at the University of Pennsylvania Stuart Weitzman School of Design.

It was a great way to help people today learn about Minerva’s fascinating accomplishments and ensure they aren’t forgotten.

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