About Antonia Tarragó
Lived 1832 – 1916 (aged 83–84). Antonia Tarragó was a Chilean teacher, women's rights activist and activist.
Samuel Román Rojas Monument to the educators Antonia Tarragó and Isabel Le Brun de Pinochet. Antonia Tarragó González (1832-1916) was a Chilean feminist, activist and educator. She is known for her efforts to expand women's access to education in Chile.
Early life and death Antonia Tarragó was born in Chile in the year 1832. She was an educator and feminist activist most known for her efforts to expand education for women giving them the right to attend college. She died in 1916.
Legacy In 1946, Samuel Román Rojas created the sculpture Monument to the educators Antonia Tarragó and Isabel Le Brun de Pinochet which stands at the central median of the Alameda in Santiago.
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Who was Antonia Tarragó?
Chilean activist
When was Antonia Tarragó born?
Antonia Tarragó was born in 1832 in Chile.
When did Antonia Tarragó die?
Antonia Tarragó died in 1916 in Chile.
What was Antonia Tarragó's occupation?
Antonia Tarragó was a teacher, women's rights activist and activist.
What nationality was Antonia Tarragó?
Antonia Tarragó was Chilean.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Antonia Tarragó. https://biography.guide/antonia-tarrago/
MLA: "Antonia Tarragó." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/antonia-tarrago/.
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