Now here are the contributions women have made on history. Not just the US but all over and not just white women. Including women of color in this too.
My mom's favorite show is "Bewitched" and she love Elizabeth Montgomery. We had Bewitched on DVD. All the seasons but they were individual seasons and not all together so there was too much and we had to get rid of a lot of our DVDs when we were moving in my grandparents house. That first Christmas here I bought her the complete series of Bewitched and much to my Chagrin it is the original Black and White version. We are still going through Dark Shadows but when we are finally done, we will watch Bewitched again. She played a wife who told her husband that she is a witch. She had to live like a mortal and learn how to do women's work. The show was on for 8 seasons and they had a daughter and a son.
Elizabeth Montgomery was also Lizzie Borden in "The Legend of Lizzie Borden" which was made for TV movie. Out of all the movies that is about Lizzie Borden, this one is the best one and it's funny, after her death it came out that she was actually related to Lizzie. Elizabeth lived from April 15, 1933-May 18, 1995. There is a statue of her as Samantha in Salem.
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