Schuyler Sisters

The Schuyler Sisters are three prominent women from American history: Angelica, Elizabeth, and Peggy Schuyler. They were members of a wealthy and influential family during the American Revolutionary era. Known for their intelligence, social standing, and commitment to the revolutionary cause, they played important roles in shaping early American society. The sisters are also celebrated in popular culture through the musical "Hamilton," where they are depicted as vibrant, ambitious, and supportive of each other. Overall, they symbolize empowerment, advocacy, and the dynamic spirit of America’s founding period.