Historic Garden Tour: Woman’s Land Army & Macculloch Hall

Purchase tickets online: $10 Adults, $8 Seniors/Students, FREE for Members

Step back in time and discover the inspiring story of the Woman’s Land Army and the local women who answered the call to support America during World War I.

As men went overseas to fight, farms across the country faced severe labor shortages. In response, the Woman’s Land Army was created in 1917, mobilizing thousands of young women to work the land in support of the war effort.

Centered in Morristown, Dorothea Post (1878-1947)—great-granddaughter of George and Louisa Macculloch —led the local chapter and influenced this important movement.

Join us for a special guided garden tour exploring the lives, contributions, and lasting impact of these remarkable women both locally and nationwide while learning how their work shaped the home front during a pivotal moment in American history.