Meet LBWC Historian, Margaret AbEL

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Margaret moved to Lake Bluff with her husband in 1954, developed a strong sense of place with the area and bought a home on Eva Terrace  where they raised a family of nine.  She has been a member of Lake Bluff Women's Club since November 1999. She is also immersed in Lake Bluff Library, Lake Bluff History Museum and Lake Forest/Lake Bluff senior center. Margaret's love for Lake Bluff is contagious and we all agree; it's quiet, safe, peaceful and friendly. Have a question you'd like to know anything related to life in Lake Bluff...send us an email: jennifer@jthyacinth.com

In the 1960's, 1970's and 1980's Lake Bluff women's Club membership was around 250.  During that time period, LBWC belonged to the 'National Federation of Women's Clubs and the Lake County Woman's Club. The Federation of Women's Club supported many causes, such as;

1. Passing of the Food & Drug Act, especially for pure milk
2. Building more High Schools
3. Conservation;- 'Saving the Everglades'

In the 1960's, 1970's and 1980's Lake Bluff women's Club membership was around 250.  During that time period, LBWC belonged to the 'National Federation of Women's Clubs and the Lake County Woman's Club. The Federation of Women's Club supported many causes, such as;

1. Passing of the Food & Drug Act, especially for pure milk
2. Building more High Schools
3. Conservation;- 'Saving the Everglades'