Page Harrington is a consulting public historian and preservationist specializing in early 20^th Century women’s history. As President of Page Harrington & Company, LLC she advises museums on creative and practical strategies to integrate women’s history into existing museum interpretation, exhibits, and programs. Harrington’s forthcoming book Interpreting Suffrage, Women’s Equality and Racism at Museums and Historic Sites (Rowman & Littlefield) will be released in spring of 2019. 

Harrington is the former Executive Director of the National Woman’s Party at the Belmont-Paul Women’s Equality National Monument, the founding Co-Chair of the Women’s History Affinity Group for the American Association for State and Local History, and serves on the Women’s Vote Centennial Initiative. She also advised the US Congressional Commission on their exploratory study for an American Museum of Women’s History as part of their Scholar Committee. Harrington holds two Master’s degrees from the University of San Diego—one in Public History and Historic Preservation and the second in Non-Profit Management & Leadership.