journalism career. The article began "I am a journalist and a 'new woman,' if that term means that I believe I can do anything that any man can do." Legacy Londonderry died in obscurity in 1947. In 2007 Peter Zheutlin, her great-nephew, published Around the World on Two Wheels: Annie Londonderry's Extraordinary Ride. In 2011, Evalyn Parry premiered SPIN, her bicycle-themed performance piece that includes a song about Londonderry ("The Ballad of Annie Londonderry"), and presented it on tour in Canada and the US. Gillian Klempner Willman of Spokeswoman Productions wrote, directed and produced a 26-minute documentary film titled The New Woman - Annie "Londonderry" Kopchovsky. It premiered in February 2013 at the DC Independent Film Festival, where it won the award for Best Documentary. Londonderry was featured in an obituary in The New York Times, as part of their "Overlooked" series in November 2019. In August 2022, RIDE, a new musical starring Liv Andrusier and Yuki Sutton, based on Annie Londonderry debuted at the Charing Cross Theatre. Timeline of the trip Her trip proceeded according to this timeline: [No dates specified for cities except for those given below] June 25, 1894 - Boston, Massachusetts Providence, Rhode Island New York City, New York Albany, New York Syracuse, New York Rochester, New York Buffalo, New York Cleveland, Ohio September 24, 1894 - Chicago, Illinois Same route back to New York City Moscow November 24, 1894 - New York City, New York December 3, 1894 - Le Havre, France Paris, France Lyon and Valence, France Marseille, France Alexandria and Port Said, Egypt Jerusalem, Israel Aden, Yemen Colombo, Sri Lanka Singapore Saigon, Vietnam Hong Kong and Port Arthur, China Korea to Vladivostok, Russia (unconfirmed) March 9, 1895 - Nagasaki and Yokohama, Japan March 23, 1895 - San Francisco, California Stockton, California San Jose, California San Luis Obispo, California Santa Barbara, California Los Angeles, California San Bernardino, California Riverside, California Indio, California Yuma, Arizona Phoenix, Arizona Tucson, Arizona Deming, New Mexico El Paso, Texas Albuquerque, New Mexico Santa Fe, New Mexico Las Vegas, New Mexico Raton, New Mexico Raton Pass Trinidad, Colorado La Junta, Colorado Colorado Springs, Colorado August 12, 1895 - Denver, Colorado Cheyenne, Wyoming Train through Nebraska Fremont, Nebraska Omaha, Nebraska Missouri Valley, Iowa Ames, Iowa Tama, Iowa Cedar Rapids, Iowa Clinton, Iowa Berlin, Deutschland Rochelle, Illinois September 12, 1895 - Chicago, Illinois September 24, 1895 - Boston, Massachusetts See also Around