At the Library: Stagecoach Mary
DATE
March
28,
2026
TIME
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
LOCATION
Westerville
Event Details
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Description
Enjoy a performance about Stagecoach Mary by Robin Echols Cooper from Women in History.
If your child is ages 6-7, you or a caregiver (age 18+) must remain in the room to supervise for the duration of the event
About Stagecoach Mary
Mary Fields (1832-1914) – also known as Stagecoach Mary – was a tough woman that didn’t take any stuff! She broke quite a few noses in Montana, worked on a Mississippi River steamboat, worked for nuns in Toledo, and was a contractor for the United States Postal Service. The people of Great Falls Montana loved her and would celebrate her birthday twice a year!
About the Presenter
Robin Echols Cooper joined Women in History in 2000. Robin is a storyteller, performing and visual artist. Robin grew up on a small farm in Chardon, Ohio where she enjoyed listening to songs and wonderful stories. She has been writing and sharing stories all of her life. Robin received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications with minors in art and theater from Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio. She has been telling stories professionally since 1992.
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Westerville Public Library,
126 S. State St.
Westerville, 43081 United States
Westerville, 43081 United States
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Description
Enjoy a performance about Stagecoach Mary by Robin Echols Cooper from Women in History.
If your child is ages 6-7, you or a caregiver (age 18+) must remain in the room to supervise for the duration of the event
About Stagecoach Mary
Mary Fields (1832-1914) – also known as Stagecoach Mary – was a tough woman that didn’t take any stuff! She broke quite a few noses in Montana, worked on a Mississippi River steamboat, worked for nuns in Toledo, and was a contractor for the United States Postal Service. The people of Great Falls Montana loved her and would celebrate her birthday twice a year!
About the Presenter
Robin Echols Cooper joined Women in History in 2000. Robin is a storyteller, performing and visual artist. Robin grew up on a small farm in Chardon, Ohio where she enjoyed listening to songs and wonderful stories. She has been writing and sharing stories all of her life. Robin received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications with minors in art and theater from Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio. She has been telling stories professionally since 1992.
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