CAROLINE BURNHAM KILGORE 1838-1909

Delaware County · dedicated 2024 · 1301 Baltimore Pike

Kilgore was the first woman admitted to practice law in Pennsylvania courts. A trailblazer, she fought for 16 years for the right to attend law school, the right to take the bar examination, and the right to practice in state courts. An active suffragist, she also had a medical degree. She lived near here in her later years.

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CAROLINE BURNHAM KILGORE 1838-1909

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