Park attended Radcliffe College where her professors and classmates alike were either against women's suffrage or had little interest in it.
Being one of the few college women interested in suffrage, she was invited to speak at the Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association annual dinner during her senior year.
While at Radcliffe, she met and later married Charles Edward Park.
 The two divorced in 1906.
 She secretly married Robert Hunter Freeman in 1908.
 He died suddenly in 1928.
Park attended Radcliffe College where her professors and classmates alike were either against women's suffrage or had little interest in it. Being one of the few college women interested in suffrage, she was invited to speak at the Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association annual dinner during her senior year. While at Radcliffe, she met and later married Charles Edward Park.  The two divorced in 1906.  She secretly married Robert Hunter Freeman in 1908.  He died suddenly in 1928.
Maud Wood Park