Our Critically Acclaimed 2008
Rosie the Riveter Calendar

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$15 each or $10 with an order of 10 or more
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Who was Rosie the Riveter? Where is she now?

Rosie was an icon of WWII, she embodied America’s unity during wartime. She was the symbol for women who were asked to help out across the nation while the men were away.

They were from all walks of life: mothers, students, and teenagers; women who never questioned, but just pitched in and did what was asked of them. They took on jobs building airplanes, making submarine nets, expediting, working in labs and repairing army vehicles.

This calendar features 12 carefully selected and stunning photos of living NW legends along with vintage photos, short biographies, personal comments and of course, some pearls of wisdom.

The Rosies are your mothers, grandmothers and aunts. They think nothing of their achievements, but today’s tradeswomen see them as their founding mothers, women who paved the way for them to work and be accepted in the trades. Young girls see the Rosies as rock stars, famous for what they did.
All should see them for what they are: very extraordinary women, true heroines, women who will continue to inspire us for a lifetime.

Our first ever Washington Women in Trades 2008 Calendar:
Strength, Grace, Courage
Rosie's Legacy
is dedicated to them all.

VERY Limited Edition Run

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The 2008 Rosie Calendar is also available
at these fine Retail Establishments

Best Regards
2242 NW Market in Ballard

Elliott Bay Book Company
101 S Main St. in Pioneer Square

Museum of Flight
9404 E Marginal Way S in South Seattle

Museum of History & Industry
2700 24th Avenue E in Montlake

Not A Number
1905 N 45th St. in Wallingford