While she may have gained the nickname “Unsinkable” due to surviving the Titanic tragedy, Molly Brown lived up to that name in more ways than one, by also fighting for women’s rights in a time where women could still not vote on a federal level. Along with the suffrage movement, Molly Brown founded the first juvenile court system in Denver, was a patron of the arts, and fought to preserve the home of poet Eugene Fields. It would be her own home that would be saved by Denver preservationists in 1970, remaining as a museum to the Victorian era and a monument to the woman who brought life to its many corridors.