Elizabeth Palmer Peabody

The educator, publisher, and reformer Elizabeth Palmer Peabody 1804-1894 was inseparable from the circle of writers and reformers known as Transcendentalists in mid-nineteenth century Boston.

Portfolio : Published work by Christopher L. Walton 2008

Jeff is remembering an article I wrote about Elizabeth Palmer Peabody called "Kindergarten's radical advocate."

Philocrites: This week at uuworld.org: JLA's 'fascist' prophecy. 2007

Random history tidbit that might be relevant to Tawmess' theories: kindergartens were introduced to the USA by the Unitarians in particular, Elizabeth Palmer Peabody.

Philocrites: This week at uuworld.org: JLA's 'fascist' prophecy. 2007

Okay, American literature and Transcendentalism lovers, here's a story: After Nathaniel Hawthorne died, his wife Sophia sister of Elizabeth Palmer Peabody and their three daughters moved to England.

Philocrites: Sophia Peabody Hawthorne in the news. 2006

Okay, American literature and Transcendentalism lovers, here's a story: After Nathaniel Hawthorne died, his wife Sophia sister of Elizabeth Palmer Peabody and their three daughters moved to England.

Philocrites: June 2006 Archives 2006

Elizabeth Palmer Peabody makes a cameo appearance in "The Bostonians" as Mrs Birdseye although Peabody never married.

Philocrites: Thursday diversion: Fictional Unitarian Universalists. 2006

Beginning her career as a teacher, writer and intellectual here in the mid-1830s, Fuller knew and worked not only with Bronson Alcott and Ralph Waldo Emerson but with Lydia Maria Child and Elizabeth Palmer Peabody as well.

NYT > Home Page 2012

Elizabeth Palmer Peabody educator, lecturer, and reformer (1804)

infoplease - Daily Almanac 2009

As their springboard for a dive with many twists and flips, the start from the lives of sisters Elizabeth Palmer Peabody, Mary Tyler Peabody Mann, and Sophia Amelia Peabody Hawthorne

Charlottesville Blogs 2009