Victoria Woodhull, an extraordinary woman, was born on September 23, 1838 in the small town of Homer, Ohio. Victoria was a lot of firsts for women, first female broker on wall street, first women to address a congressional committee, and also, most notably, the first women to run for president. Victoria was always a free-thinker, and extremely progressive in her roles as an activist, politician, spiritualist and author.
In 1868, Victoria and her sister, Tennessee Clafin, began to use their knowledge of spiritualism and work as clairvoyants for Cornelius Vanderbilt, a famous railroad baron.…