Women’s History is Everywhere: 10 Ideas for Celebrating In Communities

A How-To Community Handbook

Prepared by The President’s Commission on the Celebration of Women in American History “Just think of the ideas, the inventions, the social movements that have so dramatically altered our society. Now, many of those movements and ideas we can trace to our own founding, our founding documents: the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. And we can then follow those ideas as they move toward Seneca Falls, where 150 years ago, women struggled to articulate what their rights should be.

From women’s struggle to gain the right to vote to gaining the access that we needed in the halls of academia, to pursuing the jobs and business opportunities we were qualified for, to competing on the field of sports, we have seen many breathtaking changes.

Whether we know the names of the women who have done these acts because they stand in history, or we see them in the television or the newspaper coverage, we know that for everyone whose name we know there are countless women who are engaged every day in the ordinary, but remarkable, acts of citizenship.”

—- Hillary Rodham Clinton, March 15, 1999 Women’s History is Everywhere: 10 Ideas for Celebrating In Communities

A How-To Community Handbook

prepared by the

President’s Commission on the Celebration of Women in American History

Commission Co-Chairs: Ann Lewis and Beth Newburger

Commission Members: Dr. Johnnetta B. Cole, J. Michael Cook, Dr. Barbara Goldsmith, LaDonna Harris, Gloria Johnson, Dr. Elaine Kim, Dr. Ellen Ochoa, Anna Eleanor Roosevelt, Irene Wurtzel An Introduction to the How-To Community Handbook

Much of the work done by women, pioneers have gone largely Celebration of Women in American Commission’s March 1999 report to individually as volunteers and as unrecognized; most local historical History is publishing this handbook to the President. A complete copy of the members of clubs and organizations, sites identify only the men who lived guide communities in recognizing and Commission report may be obtained has occurred in and for the benefit of there. Whether this is a result of celebrating local women. Included by writing to the local communities. Women founded conscious suppression or ignorance, are suggestions for getting started and U.S. General Services Administration businesses, libraries, hospitals, schools the fact that few women appear in many resources to support the Department of Communications and parks. Women worked side-by- history books or the lore of our heroic organizers as they construct their plans 1800 F St. N.W. side with the men who are ancestors is evident. for making women’s history part of the Washington, D.C. 20405 memorialized as heroes in our fabric of local community life. and via e-mail link at website: communities but most women To increase awareness of the http://www.gsa.gov/staff/pa/whc.htm important roles local women have The How-To Community Handbook played throughout American history, describes in greater detail several of the President’s Commission on the the recommendations in the Ten Celebrations who would listen. They published their guidelines for developing Women’s History Department. Even and How to own newspapers, organized massive community celebrations of women’s if there is not a Women’s History Create Them parades and precinct-level political history. The National Women’s Department, there may be a faculty campaigns and they picketed the White History Project has succeeded in expert in the field. If so, consider House. They encountered insults, raising the national awareness of the scheduling that person as a lecturer Women Win the Right to Vote: Tell the ridicule, abuse and even found importance of women’s history by for women’s groups. Story of Suffrage in Local themselves behind bars to win the designating March as National • Develop a suggested reading list of Communities rights promised in the Declaration of Women’s History Month. women’s history books that parents 1 Independence. • Identify women’s groups in your can read with their children. The year 2000 will mark the 80th community that may already know Reading lists could be researched anniversary of the passage of the Women across the nation were finding the local suffrage history story. Call and developed by various age Women’s Suffrage Amendment to the the most effective ways to organize in your local chapter of the League of groups, with the help of local Constitution. Passage of this their communities, and were using their Women Voters or contact your state teachers. You can ask your local amendment has been acknowledged as voices to make a difference. How did women’s commission. These groups libraries to help compile lists. the greatest expansion of democracy on women work for suffrage in your state? may help identify leaders • Suggest that local libraries organize a single day in our history as a nation. How has their story been passed down knowledgeable about suffrage who story-telling sessions for children Yet the hard-fought battles of the through the generations? could serve as resources for inviting local leaders to share stories suffragists who worked for 72 years to developing your community of the brave women and men who win the right to vote are rarely There is no better way to remember the celebration. achieved the suffrage victory. You remembered. value of our rights as citizens than to • Community groups may choose to can begin by calling your main honor the pioneers who made honor the leaders who organized the library and asking how to contact From the first Women’s Rights women’s rights possible. Celebrate suffrage campaigns and state the local “Friends of the Library” Convention in Seneca Falls, NY, in July, the millennial year by legislators whose votes made group. 1848 to the victory in 1920 when commemorating the 80th women’s votes the law of the • Consult with your local school President Wilson signed the 19th anniversary of women’s land. board to determine whether the Amendment to the Constitution, suffrage. • Organize a conference school system offers a women’s women across America worked in to detail how suffrage history program that includes ever-increasing numbers to win the How to get started telling the introduced change and led the suffrage. Some schools have full rights of citizenship. They went story of suffrage as part of women’s way for sweeping lifestyle changes volunteers who come to class in door-to-door asking for petition history in local communities: for women and their families. historical dress to dramatize and signatures. They stood on ladders on • Contact The National Women’s • Call the public relations office of discuss historic figures. Develop a street corners and wagons parked at History Project (707) 838-6000 or your local college or university to list of teachers in your area who use crossroads giving speeches to anyone www.nwhp.org to request their determine whether there is a this teaching tool and solicit their

A HOW-TO COMMUNITY HANDBOOK 1 advice and help in expanding the • Enlist the help of local publicists the field of women’s history. It is unique collection to the South Dakota program. who can promote women’s history important to realize that increased Historical Society, it contained more • Sponsor an essay contest for by contacting local media to spur scholarship requires greater access to than 6,000 women’s stories. Portions schoolchildren about women’s interest in coverage of “verbal original materials, and more attention are now incorporated in “South history, and submit the essays to historians” as a local interest story to finding and cataloguing material Dakota: A Journey Through Time,” a your local newspaper, or publish for the 80th anniversary. related to women. textbook prepared for adult readers. them in your club newsletters. • Ask city officials to place an historical From the papers of famous women like • Begin a Women’s History Book marker to honor the site where a Diaries, letters and other records enable Eleanor Roosevelt to the writings of Ida Club. People could read about suffrage meeting was held. To scholars to study and document the B. Wells, each collection provides new different topic areas: local women’s educate future generations, markers history of women’s lives, yet much of insight into the lives of Americans and history, women and politics, women could include a description of the this material sits unmarked and the history that shapes our future. and medicine, women in wartime, days before women won the vote. unnoticed. Such records could be the women and business, women and source of valuable information that How to get started developing access civil rights, women and education, could make history come alive. A good and archives: women and music, women and example of how these collections • Enhance scholarship by helping literature, etc. Find the “Hidden Women:” Develop contribute to our communities comes scholars and the general public gain • Locate skilled library research Access and Archives from the General Federation of access to original materials. volunteers to review historical Women’s Clubs (GFWC). In 1935, the Volunteer at your local library or microfilm of local newspapers to The2 President’s Commission on the Highmore Woman’s Club in South historical society and focus attention learn more about suffrage activities Celebration of Women in American Dakota established a Pioneer on finding and cataloguing material in your community. Publish their History heard from many speakers Daughters Department to honor the related to women’s history. findings. during their yearlong series of memory and spirit of women who • Increased financial support could • Determine whether local suffragists hearings held across the pioneered in their states. The thrust this material into public view. passed down through their families a country. The Commission project continued to grow Invite a local corporation, verbal history of their lives, and seek heard from a diverse over the years but foundation, or non-profit out elders who may remember those group of people— remained “hidden” until organization — particularly those stories. Interview these “verbal especially those with 1987 when a doctoral focused upon women’s concerns— historians” and create a video professional expertise as candidate discovered it in the to help underwrite the cost of document of what was it like for librarians, preservationists and course of her research and called it researching and publishing women’s them. Be sure to ask them how archivists—about the need to allocate “possibly the largest untapped papers. people initially responded to the serious resources to the identification collection of pioneer women’s history • Bring information out of the attic and notion of the rights we now take for and preservation of original material. in the nation.” In 1998, when GFWC into academia. Place an ad in your granted. Groundbreaking work is underway in of South Dakota relinquished the local newspaper requesting old

2PRESIDENT’S COMMISSION ON THE CELEBRATION OF WOMEN IN AMERICAN HISTORY family diaries, letters and other could research and catalogue program for young people called production of publications, heritage records that could promote the study women’s history documents. FOURWORDS, which focuses on education programs and guidebooks to and documentation of women’s lives • The American Historical getting young girls to see themselves increase public awareness. in your community. Association’s Web site as the authors of their own lives. • Call the public relations or women’s www.theaha.org contains FOURWORDS demonstrates the Georgia’s program began with a history departments of a nearby information about the field of important contributions of women’s regional conference on women’s university to inquire how academic women’s history and features a personal histories to our nation’s history and historic preservation, and is discoveries about women’s history directory of history departments with heritage. Contact: funded by the Georgia legislature. A are made accessible to the public. expertise in women’s history. Deborah Linzer document establishing the significance Local women’s organizations or • The STORIES Center’s Cameo Life The STORIES Center of women-related historic resources is history societies could join together Stories Program (formerly called 5216 North 63rd Place also being produced. The initiative will with universities to host symposia, Everywoman’s Story Project) focuses Scottsdale, AZ 85253 document at least five National Register networking lunchtime lectures, and on collecting and sharing the Phone: (480) 421-1999 nominations for women-related historic other events to showcase the personal stories of women’s history sites. research. www.thestoriescenter.org. This • Begin a scholarship fund to program uses a questionnaire of How to get started establishing encourage and sponsor a student at about 90 inquiries to help people Discover/Preserve Women’s History: statewide women’s history initiatives: your local college or university to document women’s history. More Establish Statewide Women’s History • The Georgia legislature has write a women’s history thesis. than a quarter of a million copies Initiatives established itself as a role model for Scholarships encourage students to have been distributed to individuals, 3 other states in the field of women’s pursue intensive study on a topic including cultural anthropologists The state of Georgia has launched an history. Its precedent-setting initiative that interests them. Women’s studies and doctoral candidates. The exciting new women’s history to add five women-related historic programs would benefit from stories of living women and initiative to integrate women’s sites to the state register in the year community support. those stories recorded history into existing programs 2000, if followed by every state, • Take an active role in ensuring your posthumously are that record, document, could add 250 sites nationally in the Alma Mater is cataloging women’s stored in Arizona State interpret and preserve millennial year. For further history documents—from personal University’s Fletcher Library. historic places. The initiative information about the Georgia diaries and oral histories to Eventually, these documents will identify and document initiative, please contact: significant legislation. Encourage will be moved to the National historic places associated with Nellie Duke your alumni group to start a fund- Museum of Women’s History to women, and reinterpret historic sites to Georgia Commission on Women raising campaign or make donations serve as an archive of women’s reflect an understanding of the (770) 832-7095 toward the establishment of a personal histories. contributions women made at the site. • By visiting the www.gendergap.com scholarship fund for a student who • The STORIES Center also has a Georgia’s program includes the web site, you will access a complete

A HOW-TO COMMUNITY HANDBOOK 3 list of the women representing your From the earliest days of the female have labored behind the scenes, out community. You can visit the Boston state in the state legislature. You anti-slavery societies to Chicago’s Hull of public view. Using the identified Women’s Web at could lobby these women to House and today’s service women, develop a community http://www.bostonwomen.com/. sponsor legislation that would organizations, American women have honor roll to memorialize both the provide funding for statewide organized joint efforts to address groups and their individual leaders. women’s historic sites, similar to the society’s greatest challenges. Women’s A plaque citing the Georgia initiatives. You could also organizations were instrumental in accomplishments of these women Create Community invite these elected officials to tell establishing public hospitals and public could then be displayed in Women’s History Trails: their stories of how they won their parks. Women initiated libraries in new community buildings such as city Develop a Map of Local offices to local youth groups. towns and established relief hall, the public library or a park. Women’s History Sites • The National Endowment for the organizations for families in distress. • Honor women in your community 5 Humanities is the federal agency that From campaigns to win the right to vote who are the driving force behind Creating history trails can bring history is “expanding America’s to creating public awareness of child institutions or programs by to life in local communities. Trails may understanding of who we were, who abuse and domestic violence, women dedicating a sculpture of an trace the path of women’s firsts: the first we are, and who we will be.” The have always been at the forefront of historical woman in their names. school to admit women, the first Endowment’s website www.neh.gov societal advances. Individual women • Boston women have designed a woman doctor or newspaper publisher contains a Directory of State have contributed thousands of networking web site connecting or engineer, the first woman elected to Humanities Councils. The directory, volunteer hours to building our Boston area women’s organizations. office. Local communities may have available at communities. Contemporary service More than 35 local organizations have been the site of a dramatic suffrage www.neh.gov/html/states.html, organizations continue that proud joined together to share the large campaign, a clean milk campaign or a provides contact information for the tradition. volumes of information contained in labor strike led by women workers. humanities councils in each state. their individual archives. Their web Telling the stories through a women’s How to get started building an site features a detailed calendar history trail is an effective reminder of honor roll of local about Boston-area events the courage shown by women volunteers: concerning women. pioneers. Honor the Work of Women’s • Community Boston’s web site promises to Organizations: Build an Honor Roll organizations should join help organizations share How to get started developing a map of Local Volunteers together to identify groups that information about women’s history, of local women’s history sites: 4 made significant contributions to and also allows for rapid and effective • Bring students to work on trail An accurate portrayal of women’s the lives of their citizens. Examine coalition building among projects. The community will history will include recognition of the the histories of local volunteer organizations. Web site design offers benefit from enthusiastic young important role played by women organizations and the files of local an opportunity to enlist the help and researchers, who, in turn, will gain working together iin volunteer groups. newspapers to locate women who imagination of youth in the valuable experience. A history trail

4PRESIDENT’S COMMISSION ON THE CELEBRATION OF WOMEN IN AMERICAN HISTORY designed with the help of young • Your map may include women who produce a book about the women How to get started building a women’s people is likely to include used their writing skills to draw featured on the tiles. history park: information that other young people attention to the historical • Contact Imogen Trolander, organizer will find interesting. contributions of women. For Another notable example of women’s and developer of the Yellow Springs • Start at the most basic level—your example, visit the website parks is the Hillary Rodham Clinton Women’s Park in Yellow Springs, neighborhood school. Elementary http://willacather.org/ to discover Women’s Park in Chicago, now under Ohio. as well as high school teachers Pulitzer Prize winner Willa Cather, construction. This four-acre green space Imogen Trolander could incorporate age-appropriate who wrote, “The history of every was dedicated in October 1997, in 1475 President Street research and work on women’s country begins in the heart of a man honor of the First Lady’s 50th birthday. A Yellow Springs, OH 45387 history into their lessons. or a woman.” 15-member community advisory (937) 767-4551 • The National Park Service has council manages it. developed several women’s history • Work with your mayor and local trails that could serve as models for For more information about the Hillary officials to designate a space in your developing local maps. As an Create a City Space to Honor Women: Rodham Clinton Women’s Park and community for the park. Even a example, the website, “Places Build a Women’s History Park Gardens of Chicago, contact Matt small plot can serve a mighty Where Women Made History” Nielson, phone (312) 744-1373; fax purpose. www.cr.nps.gov/nr/travel/pwwmh, Building6 women’s parks is a creative (312) 744-9629 or e-mail: • Organize a group of citizens who commemorates the 150th and productive way to commemorate [email protected]. A website is will assume responsibility for the anniversary of the first Women’s the lives of local historical figures and available at www.cichi.il.us. park’s maintenance after it is Rights Convention in Seneca Falls, honor the women who live in the installed. Perpetual care is essential NY. This National Register of community today. In Yellow Springs, Communities should consider but not always provided by local Historic Places focuses on 74 Ohio, the Women’s Park was establishing women’s parks. Both governments with limited budgets. historic places in New York and financed through the sale of tiles the informal organizations of the Massachusetts significant to bearing the names of local Yellow Springs Women’s Park women’s history and the women. These tiles, and the more formally accomplishments of American honoring women and their structured Hillary Rodham Build a Cooperative Community women who made outstanding contributions to the Clinton Women’s Park and Project: Design and Place Historic contributions to education, community, their service Gardens of Chicago bring elected Markers government, medicine, the arts, organizations or their families, are officials and broad cross-sections of 7 commerce, women’s suffrage and incorporated into the park’s design. The residents together to honor some of Designing and placing historic markers the early civil rights movement. response to the Yellow Springs their best-loved and most respected can elevate the visibility of women’s Women’s Park has been so positive that citizens. lives and their achievements. Every park organizers are now planning to step of the process calls for public

A HOW-TO COMMUNITY HANDBOOK 5 participation. This includes research, • A division of the National Archives, Some of the most innovative women’s the community centers that service marker design, decisions on marker under the direction of John Byrne, history projects now underway already children in your neighborhood. placement, and, finally, arrangements has constructed a list of registered include young people as participants. Develop a storytelling program for unveiling ceremonies. historic sites where women may This inclusion is especially important in about historical women, and deliver have made significant contributions. light of the increased attention to family it regularly to engage children in How to get started designing and These sites are listed in the Appendix tourism. If young people are to learning about women’s history. placing historic markers: as possible starting points for become aware of the contributions of • Contact the principal of your • Local governments can work with communities developing markers women to our history, then women’s neighborhood school or your community organizations to sponsor and trails. history sites must be included in the community school board. Tell your historic marker projects. School family’s destinations. The growth of children’s teachers about your desire children can learn about their women’s history sites on the Internet is to ensure that their history education communities by working with also promising, since technology is includes women. Volunteer to tell officials and becoming involved in Encourage Young People to Discover becoming the medium of choice for stories of historical women in your every aspect of the work. By Women’s History: Include Youth in a young people. schools as a way of introducing designing markers and researching Women’s History Project women’s history into the local suggested sites, children and their 8 How to get started including youth in curriculum. leaders can take history beyond the Speakers frequently reminded the a women’s history project: • Take a “tour” of the National textbook to the places where Commission of the importance of • Millennial planners should Museum of Women’s History on the historically important women lived making women’s history accessible to incorporate at least one women’s Internet at www.nmwh.org. The and worked. young women and men. College history project that includes young National Museum of Women’s • Local historical societies, libraries, students and professors told us there is people as planners, researchers, History in Washington, DC is a religious organizations and county great interest in women’s history at narrators and/or audience. Projects nonpartisan, nonprofit educational and municipal clerks may be the college level, but students described elsewhere in this institution. The museum is especially rich sources of too often arrive at college report, such as developing dedicated to preserving, displaying, information about local historical with little or no awareness local history trails, historic interpreting, and celebrating the events and sites. of that history. This lack of markers or finding forgotten historic contributions and rich, • Adding markers to existing sites is an awareness may be mitigated women of historical diverse experiences of women, and important step toward making all by initiating several of the projects significance in the archives are restoring this heritage to the cultural our historical celebrations more listed in this handbook. The resulting excellent vehicles for involving mainstream. Also take a tour of the inclusive by reminding us that new focus on women’s history will elementary and secondary school National Women’s Hall of Fame on women lived and performed promote interest among students students. the Internet at important work there, too. especially if young people are included • Many children spend their after- http://www.greatwomen.org/. You in the planning process for the projects. school hours in community centers will find a rich selection of run by non-profit groups. Research biographies of great women at this

6PRESIDENT’S COMMISSION ON THE CELEBRATION OF WOMEN IN AMERICAN HISTORY site, and you will have the students meet with your club to Women’s History Museum in American history. Communities that opportunity to pay tribute to an learn and ask questions about Washington, D.C., the National would like to host the traveling important woman in your life. history. These students could then Women’s Party Sewell-Belmont House exhibit may register their interest on • Ask local scouting troop leaders to visit elementary and middle schools in Washington, DC, the National the Commission’s homepage: promote work on women’s history. to share the stories about local Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame in www.gsa.gov/staff/pa/whc.htm. Many scouting organizations have “heroines” with the younger Fort Worth, TX., and the National • Talk to your local museum about award badges to encourage troop students. Women’s Hall of Fame in Seneca Falls, adding a women’s history exhibit. members in such pursuits. • Encourage young people to discover NY. While every community may not Offer to assist the museum with the • The American Legion sponsors a women’s history by arranging for have the resources to establish a research and design of this exhibit. Girls State program in all 50 states young women to spend time with museum dedicated to women’s history, • The American Association of for high school juniors selected due the women who have taken different communities can devote some public Museums (www.aam-us.org) can to their interest in public service. By life paths in their communities. The space to exhibits honoring local provide information about the working with your local American best way to get women interested in women who contributed time and association, issues of concern to Legion sponsors, you could develop women’s history is to build their energy to the life of the community. new museums, and how to start a program to hold interactive confidence about what they can do your own museum. Contact: discussions with groups of these with their own lives, and then feed How to get started creating or hosting Nichole Schulze young women about the historical them the stories of the role models exhibits about women: American Association of women of interest to them. they will turn to for inspiration when • In the report to President Clinton, the Museums Generating enthusiasm among these the going gets tough. Commission recommended a 1575 I Street, NW young leaders can have significant national traveling exhibit about Suite 400 impact among their peers. women in American history that Washington, DC 20005 • Many high schools have student would include local women from Phone: (202) 289-9125 organizations that are required to Support Local Women’s History each of the communities that E-mail: [email protected] participate in community service Institutions: Create or Host hosted the exhibit. This Check local libraries for a copy of The projects. Work with a local teacher Exhibits About Women exhibit may become the Official Museum Directory. The to develop a program where these 9 genesis of a permanent reference book lists more than 8,200 students can celebrate Women’s Women’s history museums are collection of stories about museums in the United States and History Month in their schools as emerging around the country. local women. Town halls, county contains information about each part of their community service Among them are the Women of the courts and local libraries are museum’s collection, facilities, and key requirement. West Museum in Boulder, CO, the excellent venues for these exhibits, personnel. Copies can be obtained by • Develop an intergenerational Women’s History Museum: Institute for where the installation itself becomes calling 1-800-521-8110. The cost of program in which high school the Future in Dallas, TX, the National a reason to celebrate women in each directory is $245.

A HOW-TO COMMUNITY HANDBOOK 7 Women’s History is About Every accurate representation of women’s accomplishments of women outside can enlist the seniors among their Woman: Hold an All-Inclusive history is that which encompasses the the kitchen or the craft room. You members to tell the stories of their “Her-itage” Celebration lives of all women: from Native may want to plan a “her-itage” she-roes, of how their foremothers 10 Americans to women of color, from millennial celebration that represents came to this country and what their At every hearing and through the Asian Americans to European the diversity within the local own lives were like as children. Commission’s correspondence, there Americans, from every country of origin community and focuses on the • The American Historical Association was a strong focus on the diversity of and every economic circumstance. stories of the “she-roes” who brought (www.theaha.org ) can suggest our nation’s citizens and the their children to build a new nation. academic historians from major importance of respecting that diversity How to get started holding an all- • Capture the memories of first-, research institutions as speakers for in all the projects recommended by the inclusive “her-itage” celebration: second-, and third-generation women’s history events. Contact: Commission. The Commission wants • Ethnic bazaars, fairs and parades Americans who can document their Noralee Frankel to establish that the only accurate held across the country offer an contributions and build a rich American Historical Association history is that which includes the lives opportunity to tell the story of tapestry of memories about the 400 A Street, SE and accomplishments of women. The women in many different women who pioneered the Washington, DC 20003 Commission also believes that the only communities, but few are community. Phone: (202) 544-2422 multicultural or focus on the • Religious and service organizations

8PRESIDENT’S COMMISSION ON THE CELEBRATION OF WOMEN IN AMERICAN HISTORY Appendix The National Women’s History Project Pathfinder for Women’s History GFWC Women’s History and http://www.nwhp.org Research in the National Archives and Resource Center Records Administration Library (The repository for the archives of the Website Resources Living the Legacy: The Women’s Rights http://www.NARA.gov/naralibrary/alic/ General Federation of Women’s Movement 1848-1998 (sponsored by wmenbib.html Clubs and a resource for researching These web sites are valuable resources. the NWHP) the history of the women’s club The sites listed below are only a http://www.Legacy98.org/ Library of Congress: Women’s History movement in America) sampling of the information available • An extensive timeline of the suffrage http://lcweb.loc.gov/rr/mss/guide/ http://www.gfwc.org/whrc.htm over the internet. Most of these sites movement. women.html Women’s Achievements in Aviation provide links to multiple other sites with and Space (the new NASA site): similar topics. Places Where Women Made History: A American Women’s Diaries http://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/pao/ National Register of Historic Places (A collection of diaries broken down by women_gallery/sitemap.htm The President’s Commission on the http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/travel/pwwmh/ region: New England, Southern, Celebration of Women in American Western.) National Academy of Engineering History The National Park Service: Women’s http://www.newsbank.com/readex/ Celebration of Women in http://www.gsa.gov/staff/pa/whc.htm Rights National Historical Park scholarly/wdiar1.html Engineering http://www.nps.gov/wori/ http://www.nae.edu/nae/cwe/cwe.nsf The White House Women in Government, Politics and /Homepage/ http://www.whitehouse.gov/ Women in Congress (A listing of every the Military woman who has served in Congress.) (a state by state report, including state Women’s History in Archival The White House Millennium Council http://clerkweb.house.gov/womenbio/ governments) Collections http://www.whitehouse.gov/Initiatives/ alpha/alpha.htm http://www.gendergap.com/ (Information on archival collections in Millennium/index.html the states.) Library of Congress: Selections from Academic Information about American http://www.lib.utsa.edu/Archives/ Millennium Trails the National American Woman Women’s History (extensive web links) links1.htm http://www.whitehouse.gov/Initiatives/ Suffrage Association Collection, http://www.academicinfo.net/uswomen. Millennium/trails.html 1848-1921 html Biography of Suffragists http://lcweb2.loc.gov/ammem/naw/ http://www.rochester.edu/SBA/ Save America’s Treasures nawshome.html suffrag.html http://www.whitehouse.gov/WH/EOP/ First_Lady/html/treasures/index3.html

A HOW-TO COMMUNITY HANDBOOK 9 American Women’s History: A Documents from the Women’s Contributions of 20th Century Women Women’s Veterans Research Guide Liberation Movement, Duke University to Physics http://userpages.aug.com/captbarb (Includes state and regional sources) (1960-1970s) http://www.physics.ucla.edu/~cwp/ http://frank.mtsu.edu/~kmiddlet/history/ http://scriptorium.lib.duke.edu/wlm/ Biographies of Women Mathematicians Civil War Women: On-line Archival women.html http://www.acnesscott.edu/lriddle/ Collections International Archives of the Second women/women.htm http://scriptorium.lib.duke.edu/ The Women of the National Women’s Wave of Feminism scriptorium/civil-war-women.html Hall of Fame http://www.wenet.net/~celesten/2ndwa Women Nobel Prize Laureates http://www.sba.gov/womeninbusiness/ ve.html http://www.almaz.com/nobel/ Women in Vietnam fame.html women.html http://www.illyria.com/vnwomen.html The National Women’s Party Women’s Biographies: Distinguished http://www.natwomanparty.org The Contributions of Women to the Women Came to the Front: Journalists, Women of the Past and Present United States Naval Observatory Photographers, and Broadcasters http://www.netsrq.com/~dbois/ Jewish Women’s Archive http://maia.usno.navy.mil/women_history/ During World War II http://www.JWA.org/JWA-1999/ history.html http://lcweb.loc.gov/exhibits/wcf/ Notable Women Ancestors index.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~nwa/ Women’s Legal History Biography Courageous Women & the Unions Upstate New York and the Women’s Project They Love Women of Achievement Rights Movement http://www.stanford.edu/group/WLHP/ http://www.uaw.org/special/women/ http://undelete.org/woa.html http://www.lib.rochester.edu/rbk/ women_quiz.html Women’s History in America: women/women.htm Women Composers: A Bibliography of National First Ladies’ Library Women’s International Center Making it Their Own: Women in the Internet Resources http://www.firstladies.org/ http://www.wic.org/misc/history.htm West http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/ http://www.library.csi.cuny.edu/ 7282/women.html Jewish Feminist Resources Women’s Heritage westweb/pages/women.html http://world.std.com/~alevin/ http://www.womensheritage.org/ The Ninety-Nines: Women in Aviation jewishfeminist.html Archives of Women in Science and History The Sophia Smith Collection—Smith Engineering http://www.ninety-nines.org/bios.html Profiles of Chicana Activists: College Libraries http://www.lib.iastate.edu/spcl/wise/ Texas Labor History http://www.smith.edu/libraries/ssc/ wise.html Fly Girls http://www.utexas.edu/ftp/student/.../.w home.html http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/amex/ eb/Groups/crossborder/emma.html flygirls

10 PRESIDENT’S COMMISSION ON THE CELEBRATION OF WOMEN IN AMERICAN HISTORY The Lesbian History Project Organizations Black Women’s Agenda, Inc. General Federation of Women’s Clubs http://www-lib.usc.edu/ 1225 Eye Street, NW 1734 N Street, NW ~retter/main.html American Association of State Colleges Suite 750-A Washington, DC 20036 and Universities Washington, DC 20005 202/347-3168 African American Women Doctors 1 Dupont Circle, NW 202/289-7769 (fax) 202/835-0246 http://www.auhs.edu/institutes/iwh/ Suite #700 (fax) 202/289-7785 www.gfwc.org whe/briefs/brief8.htm Washington, DC 20036 202/293-7070 Business and Professional Women/USA Girls Incorporated Native American Women on the (fax) 202/296-5819 2012 Massachusetts Avenue, NW 120 Wall Street WWW Washington, DC 20036 New York, New York 10005 http://www.library.wisc.edu/libraries/ American Association of University 202/293-1100 212/509-2000 WomensStudies/native.htm Women (fax) 202/861-0298 (fax) 212/509-8708 1111 Sixteenth Street, NW www.bpwusa.org www.girlsinc.org Women in Agriculture Washington, DC 20036 http://www.agricultur...line/archives/sf/ 202/785-7700 Coalition of Labor Union Women MANA, A National Latina Organization women/wagcont.html (fax) 202/466-7637 1126 16th Street, NW 1725 K Street, NW www.aauw.org Washington, DC 20036 Suite 501 Women of NASA 202/466-4610 Washington, DC 20006 http://quest.arc.nasa.gov/women/ Association of Research Libraries 202/833-0060 intro.html 21 Dupont Circle, NW Federation of Organizations for (fax) 202/496-0588 Suite #800 Professional Women www.Hermana.com Connecticut Women’s Hall of Fame Washington, DC 20036 1825 Eye Street, NW http://www.ctforum.org/cwhf/firsts.htm 202/296-2296 Suite #400 Millennium Trails Program (fax) 202/872-0884 Washington, DC 20006 Office of the Secretary, S-3 Michigan Women’s Hall of Fame 202/328-1415 United States Department http://scnc.leslie.k12.mi.us/~mwhfame/ Association for Women in Mathematics of Transportation mwhonor.html 4114 CSS Building The Feminist Majority Foundation 400 Seventh Street, SW College Park, MD 20742 1600 Wilson Boulevard Washington, DC 20590 The National Women’s Hall of Fame 301/405-7892 Suite 801 http://www.greatwomen.org/ Arlington, VA 22209 703/522-2214 (fax) 703/522-2219 Boston Women’s Web www.feminist.org http://www.bostonwomen.com/

A HOW-TO COMMUNITY HANDBOOK 11 National Association of Women’s Parks National Council of Negro Women National Parks and Conservation National Women’s Party P.O. Box 140717 633 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Association 144 Constitution Avenue, NW Coral Gables, FL 33114 Washington, DC 20004 1776 Massachusetts Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20002 Founder: Bonnie Lano Rippingille 202/737-0120 Suite 200 202/546-1210 305/663-2691 (fax) 202/383-9182 Washington, DC 20036 (fax) 202/546-3997 305/252-5858 www.ncnw.com 202/223-6722 www.natwomanparty.org [email protected] www.npca.com National Council of Women’s Organization of Chinese American National Conference of State Organizations National Recreation and Park Women, Inc. Historic Preservation Officers 1126 16th Street, NW Association 4641 Montgomery Avenue 444 N. Capitol Street, NW Suite 411 22377 Belmont Ridge Road Suite 208 Suite #342 Washington, DC 20036 Ashburn, VA 20148 Bethesda, MD 20814 Washington, DC 20001 202/331-7343 703/858-0784 301/907-3898 202/624-5465 (fax) 202/331-7406 www.nrpa.org (fax) 301/907-3899

National Council of Catholic Women National Organization for Women National Register fo Historic Places Universities Research Association 1275 K Street, NW 1000 16th Street, NW National Park Service 1111 19th Street, NW Suite #975 Suite 700 1849 C Street, NW Suite #400 Washington, DC 20005 Washington, DC 20036 Washington, DC 20240 Washington, DC 20036 202/682-0334 202/331-0066 202/343-9500 202/293-1382 (fax) 202/785-8576 National Council of Jewish Women www.now.org National Women’s History Project 53 West 23rd Street 7738 Bell Road New York, New York 10010 Windsor, CA 95492 212/645-4048 707/838-6000 (fax)212/645-7466 (fax) 707/838-0478 www.ncjw.org www.nwhp.org

12 PRESIDENT’S COMMISSION ON THE CELEBRATION OF WOMEN IN AMERICAN HISTORY Historic Places Mobile County Garland County Arizona Navajo County Alameda County Augusta Evans Wilson Nina Doherty (Architect) Mary E.J. Colter, Fred Harvey Bernard Maybeck, Julia Georgia Cottage Doherty House Cochise County Co. (Architect) Morgan (Architect) Alaska 2564 Springhill Ave. 705 Malvern Ave. Frederick C. Hurst La Posada Historic District Hearst Gymnasium for Mobile Hot Springs Bisbee Woman’s Club 200 E Second St. Women Juneau Borough - Census Hempsted County Clubhouse Winslow Oxford St. Area Mobile County Mabel Ethridge 74 Quality Hill Berkeley Marie E. Bergman Bettie Hunter Ethridge House Bisbee Pima County Bergmann Hotel Hunter House 511 N Main St. Isabella Greenway, Merritt Alameda County 434 3rd St. 504 St. Francis St. Hope Cochise County Hudson Starkweather, James Julia Morgan (Architect) Juneau Mobile Willcox MRA (building Oliphant Oakland YWCA Building Lawrence County name) Arizona Inn 1515 Webster St. Kenai Peninsula Borough - Talladega County Alice French Willcox Women’s Club 2200 E Elm St. Oakland Census Area Marge Goodwin, et al. Alice French House 312 W. Stewart Tucson Nellie Neal-Lawing, Billie Goodwin - - Hamilton AR 28 Willcox Butte County Lawing House Clover Bend Pima County Carrie Brydon (Architect) Alaska Nellie’s Homestead Marble Valley Rd. Coconino County Lyman & Place, Estelle Magalia Community Church Mile 23, Seward Hwy. Sylagauca Phillips County Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter, Lutrell (Architect) Stirling Hwy. Lawing Estelle Altman (Architect) Fred Kabotie (Architect) Old Library Building Magalia Talladega County Altman House Desert View Watchtower University of Arizona Nome Borough-Census Area Lillian Dean, Benjamin H. 1202 Perry St. Historic District campus Fresno County Sally Carrighar, et al. Averiett Houses TR Helena East Rim Dr., about 17 mi. E Tucson Julia Morgan (Architect) Jacob Berger House Welch - - Averiett House of Grand Canyon Village, YWCA Building 1st Ave. AL 8 Union County Desert View Pima County 1660 M St. Nome Sylacauga Mamie Smith McCurry Grand Canyon John Spring, MRA, Mary Fresno Smith - - McCurry House Alvarado Sabedra (Architect) AR 15 N side, 3.5 mi. E of El Coconino County Sabedra - - Huerta House Inyo County Alabama Arkansas Dorado Mary Jane Colter (Architect) 1036 - -1038 N 13th Ave. Marta Becket, Alexander H. El Dorado Hermits Rest Concession Tucson McCulloch Baldwin County Calhoun County Building Death Valley Junction Marietta Johnson Emma Dunn, et al., Will Washington County Grand Canyon National Park Yavapai County Historic District School of Organic Education Black Sarah B. N. Ridge, et. al. Grand Canyon Mary Grace Willard, et al. CA 127 and CA 190 Bounded by Fairhope and Dunn House Ridge House Willard House Death Valley Junction Morphy Aves. and Bancroft W of Hampton on AR 4 230 W. Center St Coconino County 114 W. Main and School Sts. Hampton Fayetteville Mary-Russell Ferrell, Harold Cottonwood Los Angeles County Fairhope Sellers Colton Barbara Greenwood, Cleburne County Washington County Museum of Northern Ferdinand Davis Colbert County Leo King Rosa Marinoni, Ratcliff & Arizona Exhibition Building California Barbara Greenwood Helen Keller, et al., David Woman’s Community Club Bird, W.C. Jackson 3001 N Fort Valley Rd. Kindergarten Keller, Mary Fairfax Moore Band Shell Villa Rosa Flagstaff Alameda County Hacienda Pl. and Ivy Green NE Corner of Spring Park 617 W. Lafayette Anna Head, Soule Edgar McKinley Ave. 300 W. North Common Heber Springs Fayetteville Graham County Fisher, Walter H. Ratcliff, Jr. Pomona Tuscambia M.H. Starkweather, Safford Anna Head School for Girls Cross County MRA (building name) 2538 Channing Way Los Angeles County Lowndes County Woman’s Progressive Club American Samoa Woman’s Club Berkeley Julia Morgan (Architect) Charlotte R. Thorn, et al. Rowena St. and Merriman 215 Main Hollywood Studio Club Calhoun School Principal’s Ave. Western District Safford Alameda County 1215 Lodi Pl. House Wynne Atauloma Girls School Julia Morgan (Architect) Hollywood CR 33 W edge of Afao Berkeley Women’s City Club Calhoun Afao 2315 Durant Ave. Berkeley

A HOW-TO COMMUNITY HANDBOOK 13 California cont. Monterey County San Bernardino County San Diego County San Francisco County Sonoma County Clear Creek County Alberto Trescony, Mary E. J. Coulter Lilian Jenette Rice Rachel Wolfsohn, Ward Ellen Mary, Charles V. Anne Evans, Burnham Los Angeles County Catherine Trescony (Architect) (Architect) & Blohme, L.A. Kern Stuart Hoyt Jock Spence John Frauenfelder (Architect) Harvey House Railroad Reginald M. and Girls Club Glen Oak Ranch Anne Evans Mountain (building name) Rancho San Lucas Depot Constance Clotfelter, 362 Capp St. 13255 Sonoma Hwy. Home Los Angeles Nurses’ 1 3/4 mi. SW of jct. of Santa Fe Depot Row House San Francisco Glen Ellen Evergreen Club Paris Valley Rd. and Barstow 6112 Paseo Delicias 245 S Lucas Ave. Rancho San Lucas Rancho Santa Fe San Francisco County Tehama County Denver County Los Angeles entry rd. San Bernardino County Lotta Crabtree Hirsch & Watson Caroline Bancroft, San Lucas Helen Cheney San Diego County Lotta Crabtree Fountain Helfensteller William A. Lang Los Angeles County Kimberly, O.P. Dennis, Lilian Jenette Rice Geary and Kearny Maywood Woman’s Caroline Bancroft Anna B. Orton, Napa County et al., L.P. Farwell, et al. (Architect) Market Sts. Club House Frederick L. Roehrig, Ellen Gould Harmon Kimberly Crest Martha Kinsey, House San Francisco 902 Marin St. 1079-81 Downing St. Daniels & Perry White, Robert Pratt 1325 Prospect Dr. 1624 Ludington Lane Corning and 1180 E. 11th Miss Orton’s Classical Elmshaven Redlands La Jolla San Luis obispo County Denver School for Girls 125 Glass Mountain Ln. William Randolph Tulare County (Dormitory) St. Helena San Diego County San Diego County Hearst , Julia Sally, Carrigha, Gilbert Denver County 154 S Euclid Ave. Lillian Jenette Rice, Lilian Jenette Rice Morgan(Architect) Stanley Underwood Frances Rosenzweig, Pasadena Napa County C.M. Paddock (Architect) Hearst San Siemon Giant Forest Village- Charles L.Dow Helena Modjeska, (Architect) 16915 Avenida de Estate Camp Kaweah Historic Rosenzweig Dow Los Angeles County Stanford White Pearl Baker Row House Acacias 3 mi. NE of San Simeon District House Grace Nicholson, Van Modjeska House 6122 Paseo Delicias Rancho Santa Fe land San Simeon N of Three Rivers in 1129 E.17th Ave. Pelt & Maybury Marston Modjeska Canyon Rd. Rancho Santa Fe and Improvement Co. Sequoia National Park Denver Grace Nicholson Modjeska Office Santa Barbara County Three Rivers Building San Diego County Rancho Santa Fe O.C. Marriot ,Julia Denver County 46 N Los Robles Ave. Orange County Lillian Jenette Rice Morgan(Architect) Ventura County Mary Elitch, Lee Linden Pasadena Polonina Montanez (Architect) San Diego County Minevera Club of Santa AliceStowell McKevett, Elitch Theatre Montanez Adobe Samuel Bingham House Lilian Jenette Rice Maria Burns & Hunt, William W. 38th Ave. and Marin County 31745 Los Rios St. 6427 La Plateada (Architect) 127 W.Boone St. A. Hudson Tennyson St. Julia Morgan (Architect) San Juan Capistrano Rancho Santa Fe 16780 La Gracia Santa Maria Ebell Club of Santa Denver Sausalito Woman’s Club Rancho Santa Fe Paula 120 Central Ave. Orange County San Diego County Santa Clara County 125 S. Seventh St. Denver County Sausalito Attilo and Jane Pierotti, Lilian Jenette Rice San Diego County Julia Morgan (Architect) Santa Paula Dr.Justina Ford et al., Charles Shattuck (Architect) Lilian Jenette Rice Hostess House Justina Ford House Monterey County Attlio and Jane Pierotti Norman and Florence (Architect) W of University Ave. Ventura County 3091 California St. Julia Morgan (Architect) House B. Carmichael, House Charles A. Shaffer Underpass of El Camino Women’s Improvement Denver Milpitas Ranchhouse 1731 N Bradford Ave. 6855 La Valle Plateada House Real Club of Hueneme Asilomar Conference Fullerton Rancho Santa Fe 5610 La Crescenta Palo Alto 239 E. Scott St. Denver County Grounds Rancho Santa Fe Port Hueneme Mother Pancratia Asilomar Blvd. Riverside County San Diego County Santa Clara County Bonfils, F. E. Edbrooke, Pacific Grove Thomas E. Preston Lilian Jenette Rice San Diego County Charles &Kathleen Loretto Heights Woman’s Improvement (Architect) Lilian Jenette Rice Norris, Birge Clark, Colorado Academy Monterey County Club Clubhouse George A. C. (Architect) Wells Goodenough 3001 S. Federal Blvd. William R. Hearst, et al., 1101 S Main St. Christiancy, House Claude and Florence Norris House Boulder County Denver Julia Morgan (Architect) Corona 17078 El Mirador Terwilliger House 1247 Cowper St. Mary Miller S of King City Rancho Sante Fe 5880 san Elijo Palo Alto Miller House Denver County King City Sacramento County Rancho Santa Fe Lafayette Coal Mining Dora Moore Julia Morgan (Architect) Era Buildings TR Dora Moore Elementary Goethe House 409 E. Cleveland St. School 3731 T St. Lafayette E. 9th Ave. and Corona St. Sacramento Denver

14 PRESIDENT’S COMMISSION ON THE CELEBRATION OF WOMEN IN AMERICAN HISTORY Denver County Hartford County New London County Charlotte Forten Grimke Nannie Helen Burroughs, Broward County El Paso County Abby Smith, et. al Florence Griswold, Samuel Charlotte Forten Grimke Thomas M. Medford C.E. Payne Alice Taylor, John Gaw Kimberly Mansion Belcher House Trades Hall of National Hollywood Woman’s Club Meem, Rogers Platt 1625 Main St. Florance Griswold House 1608 R St., NW Training School for Women 501 N. 14th Ave. Colorado Springs Fine Arts Glastonbury and Museum Washington and Girls Hollywood Center 96 Lyme St. 601 50th St., NE. 30 W. Dale St. Hartford County Old Lyme Anne Archbold, Josephine Washington Charlotte County Colorado Springs Harriet Beecher Stowe Wright Chapman Punta Gorda Woman’s Club Harriet Beecher Stowe New London County Hilladale - - Main Residence Ms. Dorothy Ruth Ferrell 118 Sullivan St. Routt County House Mercy Sands Raymond and Gatehouse National Woman’s Party Punta Gorda Charlotte Perry, et. al 73 Forest St. Bradford- Raymond 3905 Mansion Ct., NW and Sewall-Belmont House Perry - - Mansfiled School of Hartford Homestead 3905 Reservoir Rd., NW. 144 Constitution Avenue, NE Dade County Theatre and Dance Raymond Hill Rd. Washington Washington WPA, William H. Merriam 40755 Routt Co. Rd. 36 Litchfield County Montville Coral Gables Woman’s Club Steamboat Springs Ellen Battell Stoeckel, Erick Mary Foote Henderson, Association of Women in 1001 E. Ponce de Leon Blvd. Kennesett Rossiter, Muller & Windham County George Oakley Totten, Jr. Science Coral Gables Rossiter Prudence Crandall House at 2437 Fifteenth 1200 New York Ave., Suite Connecticut Haystack Mountain Tower Prudence Crandall House Street, NW 650 McMinn - Horne House 43 North St. Jct. Of CT 14 and 169 2437 Fifteenth St., NW W.D. & Ida Horne Washington, D.C. 20005 Fairfield County Norfolk Cabterbury Washington 25 N.E 12th St. Helen Keller (202) 326-8940 Homestead Aspetuck Historic District Middlesex County Mary Foote Henderson, et 202) 326-8960 (fax) Roughly, Redding Rd. from Anna L. James District of Columbia al., Roger & Totten, George [email protected] Dade County jct. With Old Redding R. to James Pharmacy Oakley Totten, Jr. www.awis.org August Geiger Welles Hill Rd. and 2 Pennywise Ln. Blanche Kelso Bruce Pink Palace Miami Women’s Club Old Redding Rd. N past Old Saybrook Blanche K. Bruce House 2600 16th St., NW 1737 N. Bayshore Dr. Aspetuck R. 909 M St. NW Washington Delaware Miami Easton New Haven County Washington Caroline Phelps Stokes, Alice Pike Barney, Waddy New Castle County Dade County Fairfield County George Keller, August Budde Mary Ann Shadd Cary Butler Wood Christiana Hundred Walter C.DeGarmo Mable Osgood Wright & W. George Calder Mary Ann Shadd Cary Studio House Woman’s Club of NewPort Women’s Club of Coconut Birdcraft Sanctuary Ansonia Library House 2306 Massachusetts Ave., 15 N.Augustine St, Grove 314 Unquowa Rd. 53 South Cliff St. 1421 W. St, NW NW Newport 2985 Bayshore Dr.. Fairfield Ansonia Washington Washington Coconut Grove

Fairfield County New Haven County Martha Codman, et. al Mary Church Terrell Florida Duval County Ida Tarbell Gladys Bagg Taber, Ogden Codman, Mary Church Terrell House Mellen C. Greeley ,W.T. Ida Tarbell House Sanford Road Historic Codman Davis House 326 T. St., NW Alachua County Hadlow 320 Valley Rd. District 2145 Decatur Pl., NW Washington William A Edwards Woman’s Club of Easton 480 and 487 Sanford Rd. Washington Woman’s Gymnasium Jacksonville Southbury Alma Thomas East- West Rd. 861 Riverside Ave. Hartford County Mary Henderson, Geroge Alma Thomas House Gainesville Jacksonville Antionette Eno Wood, Roy New London County Oakley Totten, Jr. 1530 Fifteenth St., NW D. Bassette Mary Harkness, Hewlette & Embassy Building No. 10 Washington Bradford County Gadsden County Eno Memorial Hall Lord, et al. 3149 Sixteen St. NW George W.McKay, C.W.S. Charles Waller 754 Hopmeadow St. Eolia - - Harkness Estate Washington General Federation of Bell Quincy Woman’s Club Simsbury Great Neck Rd. Women’s Clubs Woman’s Club of Starke 300 N.Calhoun St. Waterford Headquarters 201 N. Walnut St. Quincy 1734 N Street NW Starke Washington

A HOW-TO COMMUNITY HANDBOOK 15 Florida cont. Palm Beach County Sarasota County Georgia Fulton County Terrell County Iowa Addison Mizner, Adams John Mackintosh, Walter T., Downing Geise and Sheilds Indian River County & Heaton Thomas A.Crisp Bartow County Thornton P. Mayre Dawson Woman’s Club Delaware County Vero Beach Woman’s Boynton Woman’s Club Bee Ridge Woman’s Rebecca Latimer Felton Atlanta Woman’s Club House Ruth Suckow Club 1010 S. Federal Hwy. Club Rebecca Latimer House 1150 Peachtree St., NE. 311 6th Ave. Ruth Suckow House 1534 21st St. Boynton Beach 4919 Andrew Ave. N. of Cartersville off Atlanta Dawson S.Raddliffe and 5th St. Vero Beach Sarasota U.S. 411 Earlville Palm Beach County Cartersville Fulton County Toombs County Lake County Dr. Alice F. Mickens Sarasota County Margaret, Mitchell Mr. William W. Simmons Des Moines County George Hartford Mickens House Thomas Reed Martin, Catoosa County Denning Lyons Woman’s Club Mary Abigail Platt, Clermont Woman’s 801 4th St. et al. Maj. Elizabeth C. Crescent Apartments East LibertySt. Darwin Club West Palm Beach Lemon Bay Woman’s Strayhorn 979 Crescent Ave., NW Lyons Mary Darwin House 655 Broome St. Club Fort Oglethorpe Historic Atlanta 537 Summer St. Clermont Pinellas County 51 N. Maple St. District Troup County Burlington Roy W. Wakeling ,et al. Englewood U. S. 27 Hall County Mrs. Peter Heard Lake County ST. Petersburg Woman’s Sarasota County Fort Oglethorpe Beulah Rucker, Oliver Dallis-Heard House Dubuqe County Alan J. MacDonough Club H.N. Hall, G.L. Lyast Beulah,Rucker Byrd 206 Board St. Ora Holland (Architect) Woman’s Club of Eustis 40 Snell Isle Blvd. Sarasota Woman’s Club Chatham County Oliver La Grange Ora Holland House 227 N. Center St. St. Petersburg 1241 N. Palm Ave. Juliette Gordon Low, Jay Beulah Rucker House - 1296 Mt Pleasant St. Eustis Sarasota Williams (Architect) School Hawaii Dubuque Polk County Juliette Gordon Low, 2110 Athens Hwy. Leon County ,Bernice kennedy Volusia County Birthplace Gainesville Honolulu County Floyd County Blanche Covington, Bullard ,Jack Futch Mary McLeod Buthune 10 Oglethorpen Ave.,E. Bernice, Pauahi, Bishop Carrie Lane Chapman, William A. Edwards Townsend Mary McLeod Buthune Savannah Hart County ,et al William F. Smith Catt Lucius Lane Covington House Bullard ,B. K., House House Sid, Kendrick Lila Ross Bernice P.Bishop Maria Clinton and 328 Cortez St. 644 S. Lakeshore Blvd. Buthune-Cookman Clayton County Wilburn (Architect) Museum Lucius Lane House Tallahasse Lake Wales College Campus Margaret Mitchell., Kendrick - Matheson 1355 Kalihi St. 2379 Timber Ave. Daytona Beach Chapman & Mansfeild House Honolulu Charles City Leon County Putnam County Jonesboro Historic 212 Athens St. E.D. Fitchner E. L.,.Judd Volusia County District Hartwell Honolulu County Hardin County Woman’s Club of Melrose Woman’s Club Dr. josie Rogers et al., GA 54 and 3 Kate Kelly , Louis E. Eva Harrington Simplot Tallahassee Pine St. D.D. Rogers Jonesboro Muscogee County Davis Edgewood School of 1513 Cristobal Dr. Melrose Rogers House436 Gertrude ‘’MA’’ Pridgett, Kate and John Kelly Domestic Arts Tallahassee N.Beach St. Coweta County Rainey House 719 River St. St. Lucie County Daytona Beach Cole Co. R.D., Louisa Gertrude Ma Pridgett 4117 Blackpoint Rd. Iowa Falls Manatee County Zora Neal ,Hurston Ross Wilburn (Architect) Rainey House Honolulu J.A. Smith , Fred ,C.C. ,Benton Volusia County Cole Town District 805 5th Ave. Johnson County Kermode Zora Neal ,Hurston Ann Stevens Roughly bounded by Columbus Honolulu County Benjamin and Woman’s Club of House Ann Stevens House Washington, Thomas, Emma Queen Bertha.Shambaugh palmetto 1734 School Ct. 201 E. Kicklighter Rd. and Davis Sts., and Polk County Emma’s Queen Summer O.H. Carpenter 910 sixth St. W Fort Pierce Lake Helen Hooligan Alley W. Roy, Reece Home Benjamin F. and Bertha Palmetto Newnan Rockmart Woman’s 2913 Pali Hwy. M. Horack Shambaugh St. Lucie County Volusia County Club Honolulu House Orange County Dorthy Binney ,palmer, Philip H. Reed ,Harry Franklin County N. Marble St. 219 N. Clinton St. Percival L. Hutton ,L.C. Franklind Tyler M. Griffin Leila Ross Wilburn Rockmart Iowa City Townsend Immokolee Woman’s Club of New Kidd House Woman’s Club of 8431 Immokolee Smyrna Madison County Winter Park Fort Pierce 403 Magnolia J.D., Carven Women’s 419 Interlachen Ave. New Symyrna Relief Corps Hall Winter Park South ST. Macksburg

16 PRESIDENT’S COMMISSION ON THE CELEBRATION OF WOMEN IN AMERICAN HISTORY Page County Fermont County Pope County Grant County Kansas Kentucky Women’s Christian Hummel & Tourtellotte Sarah Lusk, et al. Marie Daugherty Webster, Temperance Union Public (Architect) Golconda Historic District et al. Atchison County Boyle County Fountain Idaho State Industrial School IL 146 George Webster Jr. and Amelia Earhart Mrs. Charles Whitthorne Clarinda and Women’s Dormitory Golconda Marie Daughtery House Amelia Earhart Birthplace Cecil (Architect) Sheridan Sts W of St. Anthony on N. 926 S. Washington St. 223 N. Terrace Cambus - Kenneth Estate Shenadoah Parker Hwy. Rock Island County Marion Atchison 3mi. NW of Danville off U.S. St. Anthony Suzanne Denkmann, Robert 127 Scott County C. Spencer, Jens Jensen Grant County Barton County Danville Alice French Nez Perce County Hauberg-Denkmann House Madame C. J. Walker (Sarah Dorethea Tomlinson Louis Alice French House Hirsch & Watson, 1300 24th St BreedLove) W. Jungclaus Simon (Architect) Christian County 321 E. 10th St. Helfensteller Rock Island Hunter & Rubush U.S. Post Office - - Christain County MRA Davenport American Women’s League C. J. Madame Walker Hoisington Mary V. Walker Chapter House Rock Island County Building 121 E. 2nd St. E.W. Walker House Pottawattamie County 217 N. Main St. Minnie Potter, George 617 Indiana Ave. Hoisington 1414 E. 7th St. A.G., Bassett ,Tostevin Co. Peck Stauduhar Indianapolis Hopkinsville Reverend Little’s Young Potter House Douglas County Ladies Seminary 1906 7th Ave Miami County Lucy Hobbs Taylor Gallatin County 541 6th Ave. Illinois Rock Island Marie Stuart Edwards, Merritt Lucy Hobbs Taylor Building Dr. Lucy Dupuy Montz Council Buffs Harrison 809 Vermont Dr. LucyDupuy Montz Van Buren County Carroll County Sangamon County Lawrence House Mary, Green, et al., John Berkeley Brandt Olive Wheeland Miami County 200 W.High St. Green Caroline, Mark House Wheeland Heaven Marie Stuart Edwards, Merritt Riley County Warsaw Aunty Green Hotel 222 E. Lincoln S. E. of Riverton on I-72 Harrison Hirsch & Watson 602 Washington St. Mount Carroll Riverton Edwards - - Shirk House Helfensteller Hardin County Bonaparte 50 N. Hood St. Woman’s Club House Emily Todd Helm, John Y. Cook County Peru 900 Poyntz Ave. Hill Winnesshiek County Jane Addams Indiana Manhattan Mckinney - Helm House Laura Ingalls,Wilder Samuel Hull House St, Joseph County 218 W. Poplar St. Belding,Wheeler,Belding 800 S. Halsted St. Delaware County Mrs. Wallace H. Dodge Shawnee County Elizabethtown Burr Oak House/Masters Chicago Emily Kimbourgh Dodge House J. M.Leeper, Frank C. Squires Hotel Emily Kimbourgh Historic 415 Lincolnway E. Woman’s Club Building Harlan County State St. Cook County District Mishawaka 420 W. 9th St. Katherine Pettit, et al., Mary Bur Oak Lucy Fitch Perkins, Dwight Bounded by Monroe, East Topeka Rockwell Hook, Luigi Zande H. Perkins Washington, Hackley, and Tippecanoe County Pine Mountain Settlement Dwight Perkins House East Charles Sts. Charles Nicol, Edna Ruby Stafford County School Idaho 2319 Lincoln St. Muncie (Architect) Sarah L. Henderson, Tincher E. of Bledsoe on KY 510 Evanston Stidham United Methodist & Allen Bledsoe Ada County Elkhart County Church Sarah L. Henderson House Hummel &Tourtellotte Cook County Harriet Monteith 5300 S. 175 West 518 W. Stafford St. Jefferson County (Architect) Ida B. Barnett-Wells Harriet E. and Mark L. Lafayette Stafford Mother Catherine Spalding, St. Alphonsus’ Hospital Ida B. Barnett -Wells House Monteith, House et al., D. X. Murphy & Nurse’s Home and Heating 3624 S. Martin Luther King 871 E. Beardsley Ave. Wayne County Sumner County Brothers plant/Laundry Dr. Elkhart Margaret Overbeck ,et al. Ira Susanna Madora Salter, Presentaion Academy N. 4th St. between Chicago Lackey Oliver Kinsey 861 S. 4th Street Washington and state Sts. Lackey - Overbeck House Salter House Louisville Boise Frances Willard, Josiah 520 E. Church St. 220 W. Garfield St. Willard Cambridge City Argonia Frances Willard House 1730 Chicago Ave. Evanston

A HOW-TO COMMUNITY HANDBOOK 17 Kentucky cont. Louisiana Orleans Parish Hancock County Fredrick County Somerset County Cambridge Platt & Platt, Ellen Cordelia Stranwood Mother Elizabeth Seton , Lizette Woodworth Louisa May Alcott, Laure County Caddo Parish Biddle Shipman Stranwood Homestead E.G. Lind Reese, Col.R.Snowden et. al. Hodgenville Women’s Mary D.C. Cane, et al. (Architect) 1 mi. S of Ellsworth on St. Joseph’s College and Andrews Orchard House Club Oakland Cemetery Longue Vue House and ME 3 Mother Seton Shrine Baltimore (Independent Lexington Rd. Public Sq. Bounded by milam, Gardens Ellsworth MD 806 City) Concord Hodgenville Christian, Sprague and 7 Bamboo Rd. Emmitsburg Eastern Female High Baker Sts. New Orleans Somerset County School Cambridge Leslie County Sheveport Sophia Rebecca Clark, Hartford County 249 Aisquith St. Annie Brown Mary St Landry Parish Cullen Sawtelle Anne McElderry, Baltimore Stoneham Public BreckinridgeWendover Clarence W. King Mother Xavier Murphy, Sophie May House Heighe ,John M. Donn Library S of Huden off KY 80 Shreveport Woman’s et al., William Moore, Sophie May Lane Heighe House Somerset County Main and Maple Sts Hyden Department Club Samuel Young Norridgewock Jct. Of Southampton Mother Elizabeth Seton Stoneham Building Academy of the Sacred and Moores Mill Rds. Mother Seton House Mashall County 802 Margaret Pl. Heart York County Bel Air 600 N. Paca St. Middlesex County Potilla Calvert, et al. Shreveport NE of Grand Coteau Kate Douglas Wiggins Baltimore Celia Thaxter Oak Hill Grand Coteau First Congressional Montgomery County Celia Thaxter House 26 Aspen St. East Feliciana Parish Church of Buxton Rachel Carson 524 California St Calvert City Sarah Morgan Dawson, Tensas Parish ME 112 Rachel Carson House Massachusetts Newton Albert G. Carter Jane Murchison, Buxton 11701 Berwick Rd. Mason County Linwood Theophilus Buck Silver Spring Middlesex County Norfolk County Rebekah H. Hord, 7.3 mi. S of Jackson (Architect) York County Maria Louise Baldwin Mary Phillips Webster Edwin Anderson Jackson Moro Plantation House Mary R. Hurd Montgomery County Maria Baldwin House Belcher-Rowe House Cox - Hord House Natchitoches Parish W of Waterproof off LA Mary R. Hurd House Clara Barton 196 Prospect St 26 Governor Belcher Ln. 128 E. 3rd St. Katherine O’Flaherty 566 Elm St. Clara Barton National Cambridge Milton Maysville Chopin Waterproof North Berwick Historic Site Norfolk County Kate Chopin House 5801 Oxford Rd. Cambridge US Post Office - - Milton Oldham County Main St. (LA 1) Maine York County Glen Echo Margaret Fuller, Timothy Main Annie Fellows Johnston, Cloutierville Sarah Orne Jewett Fuller 499 Adams St Charles Marcus Cumberland County Sarah Orne Jewett Prince George’s County Margaret Fuller House Milton Osborne Natchitoches Parish Harriet Beecher Stowe House Mary Mackall Bowie 71 Cherry St Central Avenue Historic Kate Chopin Harriet Beecher Stowe ME 4 and 236 Bowieville Cambridge Suffolk County District Alexis Cloutier House House South Berwick 2300 Church Rd. Dr. Marie Zakrzewska, Roughly Central Ave. Main St. 63 Federal St. Upper Marlboro Cambridge ET. Al., Cummings & from Peach Ln. to Mt. Cloutierville Burnswick York County Jacques Guillaume Sears, James A. Fox Mercy Dr. Kate Douglas Wiggins Somerset County Legrand, Rebecca Gore Dimock Community Pewee Valley Orleans Parish Franklin County Kate Douglas Wiggins Anna Ella Carroll, et. Al. (Architect) Health Center Complex Frances Parkinson Ora Blanchard House Kingston Hall Gore Place 41 and 55 Dimock St Oldham County Keyes, Francisco Ora Blanchard House E of Hollis Center on W Side of MD 667, 0.5 52 Gore St Boston Annie Fellows Johnston Dorrejolles, James Main St. Salmon Falls Rd. mi. from Kingston Waltham The Locust Lambert Stratton Wollis Center Kingston Suffolk County LaGrange Rd. off KY LeCarpentier- Cambridge Isabella Stewart 146 Beauregard-Keyes Franklin County Emily Ruggles House Gardner, Willard T. Pewee Valley House Lillian Nordica Maryland 11 Beach St Sears 1113 Chartres St. Nordica Homestead Reading Isabella Stewart Gardner New Orleans N of Farming on Holly Dorchester County Museum Rd. off ME 27 Annie Oakley Cambridge 280 The Fenway Farmington Annie Oakley House Annie “Nancy” Bliss Boston 28 Bellevue Ave House Cambridge 44 Temple St Reading

18 PRESIDENT’S COMMISSION ON THE CELEBRATION OF WOMEN IN AMERICAN HISTORY Suffolk County Clare County Roscommon County Clay County Missouri Marion County Ellen H. Swallow Richards Martha Hitchcock, et al., Mary E. Eggleston Hannah Thompson, et al. Jane Darwell Ellen H. Swallow Richards Mason & Rice Eggleston School George Hancock, Mary Rockwell Hook 1425 S. Main St House George and Martha 10539 Nolan Walter B. Hancock (Architect) Walker-Woodward-Schaffer 32 Elliot St Hitchcock House Gladwin Swith Thompson, Hannah C. Residential Structures by House Jamaica Plain 205 E. Michigan St. and Peter E., House Mary Rockwell Hook TR Palmyra Farwell Wastenaw County 361 Secound St, NE 4940 Summit St. Worcester County Olive E.Friend Barnesville Kansas City St. Charles County Clara Barton Ingham County Friend - Hack House Rose Philippine Duchesne, Clara Barton Homestead Sara E.V. Emery 775 County St. Goodhue County Jackson County John Joseph Platter, Louis 3 mi. w of Oxford on Clara Emery Houses Milan Julia Bullard Nelson Samuel Tarbet, Jane Phoebe, Wessbecher Barton Rd. 320-322 and 326 -328 W. Julia B. Nelson, House Ess. Roughly bounded by N. Oxford Ottawa Wayne County 219 5th St Residential Structures by Fifth, Clark and French Sts. Lansing Mary Chase Perry Stratton, Red Wing Mary Rockwell Hook TR And the Missouri R. Worcester County William B. Stratton, Frank D. Kansas City Athenaeum Frenchtown Historic District Lancaster Industrial School Ingham County Baldwin Hennepin County 900 E. Linwood Blvd. St. Charles for Girls Liberty Hyde Bailey Pewabic Pottery Dr. Martha G. Ripley Kansas City SE of Lancaster on old Eustace Hall 10125 E. Jefferson Ave. Maternity Hospital Wright County Common Rd. Michigan State University Detriot 300 Queen Avenue N. Jackson County Laura Ingalls Wilder, Lancaster Campus Minneapolis Loula Long Combs, et al. Almanzo Wilder East Lansing Wayne County Henry Hoit George Laura Ingalls Wilder House Worcester County William B. Stratton, Aldinger Lena Olive Smith Kessler 1 mi. E of Mansfield on U.S. Abigail Kelly, et al. Ingham County & Waldridge 3905 5th Avenue S. Longview Farm Business 60 Liberty Farm James Appleyard Women’s City Club Lena O. Smith, House 11700 and 850 S.W. 116 Mower St. Lansing Woman’s Club 2110 Park Ave Minneapolis Longview Rd. St. Louis Independent City Worcester Building Detriot Lee’s Summit Kate Chopin, Oscar F. 118 W. Ottawa St. 603 5th St, SE Humphrey Lansing Horatio P. Van Cleve, House Emily Rockwell Love House Kate Chopin House Michigan Minnesota Minnneapolis Mary Rockwell Hook 4232 McPherson Avenue Kalamazoo County Charlotte O. Van Cleve (Architect) Alger County Ladies Library Association Anoka County Long Construction Company St. Louis Independent City Elizabeth Lobb, Edward De Building Dr. Flora Aldrich, Frederick Ramsey County 5029 Sunset Dr. Susan Blow, et al. Frederick Mare 333 S.Park St. Marsh C. H. Johnston, Sr. Kansas City W. Raeder Lobb House Kalamazoo Colonial Hall and Masonic Salvation Army Women’s Des Peres School 203 W. Onota St. Lodge No. 30 Home and Hospital Jackson County 6307 Michigan Avenue Munising Kent County 1900 3rd Avenue S. 1471 W. Como Avenue Mary Rockwell Hook St. Louis W.C. Robinson Anoke St. Paul (Architect) Calhoun County Ladies’ Literary Club Pink House St. Louis Independent City Ellen White, et al., Alexander 61 Sheldon St. SE. Brown County Ramsey County 5012 Summit St Mary Kimball Morgan, A. B. W. Bartholomew et. al. Grand Rapids Wanda Gag, et al. Jemne Magnus Kansas City Groves, William B. Ittner Advent Historic District Switch Gag, Wanda, St. Paul Women’s City Club Principia Page-Park YMCA Roughly bounded by N. Lenawee County Childhood Home 305 St. Peter St. Macon County Gymnasium Washington Ave., Champion Laura Haviland 226 N Washington St St. Paul Olive Gilbreath McLorn 5569 Minerva Avenue St., Hubbard St. and Rasin Valley Friends New Ulm Gilbreath-McLorn House St. Louis Greenwood Ave Meetinghouse 225 N. Owenby Battle Creek 3552 N. Adrian Hwy. La Plata Adrian

A HOW-TO COMMUNITY HANDBOOK 19 Mississippi Missoula County Douglas County Webster County Nevada New Jersey Middlesex County Wilma Theatre Lizzie Robinson Willa Cather Margaret Bourke-White Jefferson County Edna Wilma, et al. H.E. Lizzie Robinson House Willaim Ducker House Carson City Bergen County Joseph and Minnie Josephine Balfour Payne Kirkemo Ole &Bakke 2864 Corby St 821 Franklin St Independent City Dr. Bernard O’Blenis, White House Cedar Grove Place MS 104 S. Higgins Avenue Omaha Red Cloud Louisa Keyser (Dat So La Eleanore Pettersen 243 Havelwood Ave. 553 Missoula Lee) Abram Cohn O’Blenis House Middlesex Church Hill Grant County Webster County Data So La Lee House 220 E. Saddle River Rd. Powell County Rena Fair, S.S. Sears Willacater 331 W. Proctor St. Saddle River Morris County Rankin County O’Heil & Bock, Hotel DeFair Dr. Gilbert McKeeby Carson City Mary Hudspeth - Susan Blue Buchanan Helfensteller, Hirch & NE 2 and Main St. House Bergen County Benson Stevens-Buchanan Watson Hyannis 641 N. Cherry St Carson City Elizabeth Cady Stanton Hudspeth - Benson House Deer Lodge American Independent City Elizabeth Cady Stanton Boyle House 505 College St Women’s League Hamilton County Webster County Margaret Ormsby, et al., House 100 Basking Ridge Rd. Brandon Chapter House Kathleen Hearn, Red Cloud Willa Cather T. T. Isreal 135 Highwood Ave. Millington 802 Missouri Ave Meginnis & Minor Brothers Store Rosser - Ormsby House Tenafly Deer Lodge Schaumberg, O. E. 3rd & Webster Sts. 304 S. Minnesota St. Martha Brookes Montana Kingery Carson City Burlington County Hutcheson, William Ravalli County Kathleen Hearn Webster County Alice Paul, Benjamin Bottomely (Architect) BRd.water County Martha Allison Reinkeh Building Willa Catner Carson City Hooten Merchiston Farm Jeannette Rankin, Dan Allison—Reinkeh 10th and O Sts Moon Block Independent City Alice Paul Birthplace Longview Rd. Flouree House Aurora Webster St. bet 4th & Ivy Baldwin 118 Hooten Rd. Chester 2 1/2 mi. NE of the 207 Adirondac St 5th St Raycraft Ranch Mt. Laurel Township Helena-Diamond City Hamilton Thurston County Red Cloud N of Carson City, on U. Matilda Frelinghuysen, Rd. Susan LaFlesche Picotte, S. 395 Essex County Rotch & Tilden, James Avalanch Gulch Willam Steele Webster County Carson City Florence Rand Lang, McPherson Nebraska Dr. Susan Picotte Willa Cather Francis Rand Lang Whippany Farm Carbon County Memorial Hospital Perkins-Weiner House Red Gables 53 E. Hanover Ave. Caroline Lockhart Cass County 505 Matthewson St. 238 N. Seward New Hampshire 99 S. Fullerton Ave. Morristown Caroline Lockhart Bess Ster Aldrich Walthrill Red Cloud Montclair Ranch The Elms Cheshire County Sussex County Dead Hill Off NE 1 Webster County Webster County Catherine Fiske Hunterdon County Helena Rutherford Ely Elmwood Willa Cather Willa Cather, J. Seminary For Young Sara Clark Case Meadowburn Farm Joliet Montana MRA Cather House Brubaker Ladies Case Farmstead Address Restricted (Architect) Dawes County SW corner of 3rd and Matthew r. Bentley 251 Main St. W of Patternburg on SR Vernon Rock Creek State Bank Edna Work, Arthur D. Cedar Sts. House Keene 14 Main St Baker Red Cloud 845 N. Cedar Patternburg Joliet Edna Work Hall Red Cloud Sullivan County New Mexico Chadron State College Webster County Rich & Lamb, Hira Charles A. & Anne Lewis and Clark County Historic Buildings Willa Cather, Joe Webster County Beckwith (Architect) Morrow Lindbergh, Chaves County Frank Jacoby & Son 10th and Main Sts Pavelka Willa Sibert Cather Claremont City Hall Delano & Aldrich, Louise Massey Young Women’s Chadron Pavelka Farmsted Burlington Depot Tremont Sq. Matthews Constuction Louise Massey House Christian Association Douglas County SW of Bladen Seward St Claremont Co. 209 W. Alameda St. (Independent) Sarah Joslyn, John Bladen Red Cloud Highfields Roswell 501 N. Park St McDonald Webster County End of Lindbergh Rd. Helena George A. Joslyn Willa Cather East Amwell Township Eddy County Mansion City Pharmacy Amwell Sallie Chisum Robert 3902 Davenport St 410 N. Webster Sallie Chisum Robert Omaha Red Cloud House 801 W. Texas St. Artesia

20 PRESIDENT’S COMMISSION ON THE CELEBRATION OF WOMEN IN AMERICAN HISTORY Santa Fe County Cloumbia County Monre County New York County Seneca County Mrs. Russell Sage, Minard Alice Corbin Henderson, et Edna St. Vincent Millay Siegmund Firestone, A. Anna Ottendorfer, William Amelia Bloomer, Latham Lafever al, John Gaw Meem Steepletop Friedfich & Sons Co. Schickel Bros. Builders & Contracto Sag Harbor Village District Camino del Monte Sol NE of Austerlitz on E. Hill Jewish Young Men’s and Ottendorfer Public Library Amelia Bloomer House (Boundary Increase) Historic District Rd. Women’s Association and Stuyvesant Polysclinic 53 E. Bayard St. Roughly bounded by Sag Roughly bounded by Austerlitz 400 Andrews St. Hospital Seneca Falls Harbor, Bay Eastville, Grand, Acequia Madre, Camino del Rocherster 135 and 137 2nd Ave. Joel’sLn., Middle Line Hwy., Monte Sol, El Caminito, and Delaware County New York Seneca County Main, Glover and Long Garcia St. Louis A. Simon, Mary Earley New York County Jane C. Hunt Island Santa Fe (Architect) Everett F. Murgatroyd, Palmer New York County Hunt House Sag Harbor US Post Office - - Delhi H. Ogden Julia Barnett Rice, Herts & 401 E. Main Street Mary Cabot Wheelwright, 10 Court St. Barbizon Hotel for Women Tallant Waterloo Yates County William Penhallow Delhi 140 E. 63rd St. Isaac L. Rice Mansion Jemima Wilkinson House Henderson New York 346 W. 89th St. Seneca County Jemima Wilkinson, Thomas Wheelwright Museum of the Dutchess County New York Mary Ann M’Clintock Clark American Indian Eleanor Roosevelt, Henry New York County M’Clintock House 3912 Friend Hill Rd. 704 Camino Lejo Toombs Mary A. C. Rogers, Richard New York County 14 E. Williams Jerusalem Santa Fe Eleanor Roosevelt National Upjohn Margaret Sanger Waterloo Historic Site Church of the Holy Margaret Sanger Clinic Sierra County Violet Ave. Communion and Buildings 17 W. 16th St. Seneca County North Carolina George and Ninette Miller, Hyde Prke 656 - 662 6th Ave. New York Elizabeth Cady Stanton Peter Galles, J. M. Lewis New York Elizabeth Cady Stanton Alamance County George Tambling and Dutchess County Niagara County House Leila Ross Wilburn Ninette Stocker Miller House Maria Mitchell New York County Louis A. Simon, Marianne 32 Washington St. (Architect) Elenora St. S Side, W of Vassar College Observatory Lillian Wald Appel (Architect) Seneca Falls Horner Houses Union Church Raymond Ave. Henry Street Settlement and US Post Office - - Middleport 304 & 308 N. Fisher St Hillsboro Poughkeepsie Neighborhood Playhouse 42 Main St. Seneca County Burlington MRA 263 - 267 Henry St. and 466 Middleport Women’s Rights National Taos County Erie County Grand St. Historical Park Buncombe County Mable Dodge Luhan, et al., Louis A. Simon, Anne Poor New York Orange County P.O. Box 70 William Lord Tony Luhan, US Post Offices in New York Amelia Barr Seneca Falls E.D. Latta Nurses’ Residence Mabel Dodge Luhan House State, 1858-1943, TR New York County Amelia Barr House 159 Woodfin St Luhan Lane US Post Office - - Depew Margaret Sanger Mountain Rd. Society of Women Asheville Taos Warsaw St. House at 17 West 16th Street Cornwall - on - Hudson Engineers Depew 17 W. 16th St. 120 Wall St., 11th Floor Cherokee County New York Richmond County New York, NY 10005- Lillian Brittain Cover New York Monroe County Elizebeth Alice Austen SR 1388 Cover, Franklin 3902 Susan B. Anthony New York County Elizabeth Alice Austen Pierce, House Albany County Susan B. Anthony House Florence Millis, G. Van Sloan House [email protected] Andrews Eleanor Spensley, Alexander 17 Madison St. Florence Mills House 2 Hylan Blvd. www.swe.org J. Davis Rocherster 220 W. 135th St. New York Cumberland County Nut Grove New York Suffolk County Cool Springs McCarty Ave. Monroe County Schoharie County Mary Talmage, et. al. Isabella Elliot, et al. Albany Antoinetter Louisa Brown New York County Louis A. Simon, Mary Earley (Architect) Off SR 1607 at Cumberland Antoinetter Louisa Brown Gertrude Vanderbilt U.S. Post Office - - Jones Road Historic District Carvers Creek Clinton County Blackwell Childhood Home Whitney, et al. Middleburgh Along John Rd. from Marcus Frederick Cummings 1099 Pinnacle Rd. New York Studio School of 162 Main St. Apaquogue Rd. to S. F. Vilas Home for Aged & Henrietta Drawing, Painting and Middleburgh Lilly Pond La. Infirmed Ladies Sculpture East Hampton Beekman and Cornelia Sts. 8 - - 14 W. 8th St. Suffolk County Plattsburgh New York

A HOW-TO COMMUNITY HANDBOOK 21 North Carolina cont. Wake County Hezekiah Dunham Clovernook Stark County Logan County Multnomah County Francis Allison Page Hezekia Dunham Madam Fredin Mable Hartzell Angie Debo, Edwin F Wiiliam C. Knighton, Cumberland County Page-Walker Hotel House Madam Fredin’s Eden Earley-Hartzell House Debo Root & Kerr, Maud Elliot Daingerfield 119 Ambassador St 729 BRd.way Park School and 840 N. Park Avenue Angie Debo House Ainsworth 224 Dick St Bedford Neighboring Row Alliance 200 Oklahoma Ave. Maud and Belle Fayetteville Women’s Wayne County House Summit County Marshall Ainsworth House Club and Oval Gertrude Weil, et al. Sophia Strong Taylor, 938-946 Morris St.and Grace Goulder Izant, 2542 S.W. Hillcrest Dr. Ballroom Solomon and Henry Charles S. Schneider 922-932 Morris St Fred J. Paige, I.O. Palmer Oklahoma County Portland Fayetteville Weil Houses Masion Taylor - Cincinnati Grace Goulder Izant Clara Luper, Russell 204 & 200 W. Chestnut Lakehurst House Benton Bingham Multnomah County Guilford County St. 193 Bratenahl Rd Hamilton County 250 College St Calvary Baptist Church Grace Olivier Peck, Nannie Kilby, et al. Goldsboro Bratenahl Harriet Beecher Stowe Hudson 2nd and Walnut Sts. John Buckler 627 E. Washington St Harriet Beecher Stowe Oklahoma Henry-Buckler House Kilby Hotel Yadkin County Darke County House Trumbull County 2324 SE Ivon St. High Point Tyre Glen, Martha Anna Beir, Conrad Beir 2950 Gilbert Avenue Harriet Taylor Upton, Portland Bynum Glen (Architect) Anna Beir House Cincinnati Simon Perkins Oregon Moore County Glenwood 214 E. 4th St Harriet Taylor Upton Multnomah County Allison Francis Page, E of Enlon on SR 1549 Greenville Hocking County House Jackson County Caroline W.Flanders, et al Enon William Mills, Bros 380 Mahoning Avenue Grace Andrews, Jamieson Kirkwood T.B. Creel C.C. Hook Erie County Loomis NW Fouihoux & White Parker Aberdeen Historic Fannie Facer Ladies Comfort Station Warren House Louise M. and Caroline District North Dakota Facer’s Store S. Mulberry St Conro Fiero House W. Flanders House Roughly bounded by 279 E. Market St Logan Warren Conty 4615 Hamrick Rd. 2421 SW. Arden Rd. Maple Ave., Bethesda Grand Forks County Sandusky Elizabeth Harvey Central Point Portland Ave., Campbell St., George Hancock, et. al. Lake County Elizabeth Harvey Free Main St., Pine St., & St. Michael’s Hospital St. Mary’s Girls Grade Jane Gilbert Negro School Jackson County Multnomah-County Poplar St. and Nurses’ Residence School Jane Gilbert House North St Alice Applegate Peil, Henrietta Failing, Aberdeen 813 Lewis Blvd. 514 Decatur St 189-195 W. Main St Harveysburg Van Natta &c Moyer, et. Jacobberger&Smith, Grand Forks Sandusky Madison al. Joseph Jacoberger Rutherford County Wood County Alice and Emil Giesy - Failing House Ethel Wheeler Norris Franklin County Montgomery Conty Aurora Spafford Applegate Peil House 1965 SW Montgomery St. Luke’s Chapel Ohio Frank Packard, Florence Robert Steele Spafford House 52 Granite St. Pl. Jct. Of Hospital Dr. and Kenyon Hayden, et al. Dayton Women’s Club 27338 W. River Rd. Ashland Portland Old Twitty Ford Rd. Ashtabula County (Architect) 225 N. Ludlow St Perrysburg Rutherfordton John K. Nutting, Betsy East BRd. St.Historic Dayton Lane County Multnomah County Cowles (Architect) District Gertrude Warner , Ellis Hazel Hall, Adolph F. Sampson County Congregational Church Along E. BRd. Katharine Kennedy Oklahoma F. Lawrence Peterson Marion Butler of Austinburg St.between Monypenny Brown, Burns, University of Oregon Hazel Hall House Butler, Marion, OH 307 and Ohio Aves. Pretzinger and Peters Carter County Museum of Art 104-106 NW 22nd PL. Birthplace Austinburg Columbus Duncarrick Pearl Sayer, et. al. University of Oregon, Portland NC 242 at SR 1414 Webster and Keowee Sayer - Mann House off OR 99 Salemburg Cuyahoga County Hamilton County Sts. Down 323 F, SW Eugene Multnomah County Elizabeth B. Blossom, et Alice Cary, et al. Dayton Ardmore Nan Wood Honeyman, Wake County al., Ethylwyn Harrison Clovernook Marion County David C. Lewis Henry H. and Bettie S. Elizabeth B. Blossom, 7000 Hamilton Ave. Richland County Comanche County Myra Sperry, Walter D. David T. & Nan Wood Knight Subdivision Historic Cincinnati Mansfield Woman’s Quanah Parker Pugh, Z. Craven, et al. Honeyman House Henry H. and Bettie S. District Club Quanah Parker Star Brey and Bush Block 1728 S.W. Prospect Dr. Knight, Farm Jct. of Richmond and 145 Park Avenue, W. House and annex Portland US 64 Cedar Rds. Mansfield Eagle Park 179-197 Commercial Beachwood Cache St, NE Salem

22 PRESIDENT’S COMMISSION ON THE CELEBRATION OF WOMEN IN AMERICAN HISTORY Multnomah County Sarah Savage, et al., Lancaster County Rhode Island Charlestown County Meade County Rosamund Coursen Reed, Travelers Home Susanna Wright Hephzibah Jenkins Annie Tallent, Nick Otto K. Kleeman 147 NE Yamhill St. Wright’s Ferry Mansion Newport County Townsend Schummer Rosamond Coursen and Sheridan 38 S. 2nd St. Mrs. Thomas Emery, Louis E. Hephzibah Jenkins Annie Tallent House Walter R. Reed House Columbia Jalladde, Norcross Brothers Townsend, Tabby Oven 1603 Main St. 2036 SW Main St. Co. Ruins Sturgis Portland Pennsylvania Montgomery County Army and Navy YMCA Address Restricted Elsa Ueland, Albert Kelsey et 50 Washington Sq. Edisto Island Perkins County Multnomah County Allegheny County al. Newport Anna Carr Julia Hoffman et.al, Rachel Carson Carson College for Orphan Georgetown County Anna Carr Homestead Whitehouse&Fouilhoux Rachel Carson House Girls Newport County Julia Peterkin Off SD 20 Seven Hundred Five Davis 613 Marion Ave. Between W. Mill and Ida Lewis Murrels Inlet Historic District Bison St.Apartments Springdale Wissahickon Rds., Ida Lewis Rock Lighthouse Off U.S. 17 2141 NW Davis St. Springfield Township On Lime Rock in Newport Murrels Inlet Union County Portland Bucks County Flourtown Harbor off Wellington Ave. Drs. Andrew & Anna Hyden, Pearl S. Buck Newport Greenville County K.M. Roti Multnomah County Green Hills Farm Philadelphia County Walter Gassaway, Minnie Hyden House May Shogren, et. al. SW of Dublin on Dublin Rd., Violet Oakley, Day & Oak Glen Quinn Gassaway (Architect) 405 Hyden House Fred A., May and Ann Hilltown Township Klauder Julia Ward Howe Isaqueena Alcester Shogren House Dublin Violet Oakley Studio 745 Union St. 106 DuPont Dr. 400 NE 62nd Ave 627 St. Georgeis Rd. Portsmouth Greenville Yankton Coutnty Portland Chester County Philadelphia Marhte C. Ingebrigtsen Rebecca Webb Penncock Laurens County (Architect) Multnomah County Lukens, Cope&Stewardson Philadelphia County South Carolina Ann Pamela Cunnigham Ingebrigsten-Hinseth Lucy Trevett, et.al., Lukens Historic District Irwin T. Catherine (Building) Rosemont Plantation Farmstead Whidden&Lewis 50, 53, 76,&102 S. First St. Philadelphia High School for Aiken County Address Restricted W of Irene Trevett-Nunn House Coatsville Girls Eulalie Chafee Salley, Byron Waterloo Irene 2347 NW Flanders St. Seventeenth and Spring Hair, Willis Irvin Portland Delaware County Garden Sts. Pickens House Richland County Alice Barber Stephens, Philadelphia 101 Gregg Ave. Modjeska Monteith Simkins Tennessee Umatilla County William Lightfoot Price Aiken Mondjeska Monteith Mary Benson Johnson Thunderbird Lodge Philadelphia County Simkins House Knox County Johnson - Ellis House 45 Rose Valley Rd. Lucretia Mott, et al. Allendale County 2025 Marion St. John Williams, Melinda 326 S.E. Second St. Rose Valley Race St.Friends Virginia Durant Young Columbia White Williams (Architect) Pendleton Meetinghouse Virginia Durant Young House Col. John Williams House Franklin County 1515 Cherry St. US 278 Sumter County 2325 Dandridge Ave. Umatilla County Harriet Lane Johnston Philadelphia Fairfax Elizabeth White et al., John Knoxville Martha “Mattie” A. LaDow, Lane House E. Brown John Cahoon 14 N. Main St. Beaufort County Elizabeth White House Moore County LaDow Block Mercersburg Puerto Rico Laura M. Towne 421 N. Main St. Mary Evans Bobo 201-239 SE Court Ave. The Oaks Sumter Main St. Pendleton Lancaster County Lola Rodriquez Ponce de On Unpaved Rd. 3mi W. of Lynchburg Blanche Nevin Leon SC Sec. Rd. 165 Washington County Windsor Forge Mansion Mayaguez Municipality Frogmore South Dakota Polk County Adeline Fisk Rogers, Spencer Windsor Rd. S. of Bootjack Casa de los Ponce de Leon Nancy Ward S. Beman, James S. Loynes Rd. Dr. Santiago Veve Num. 13 Hughes County Nancy Ward Tomb First Church of Chirst Churchtown San German Dr. Mary Noyes-Farr, et. al., S of Benton on US 411 Scientist E. J. Donahue Benton 1904 Pacifica Ave. Farr House Forest Grove 106 E. Wynoka St. Yamhill County Pierre

A HOW-TO COMMUNITY HANDBOOK 23 Tennessee cont. Collin County Lubbock County Salt Lake County Vermont Hanover County Virginia Ammie Estelle Wilson, James Atcherson, Olive Sarah A. Daft, Elias L.T. Sarah Shelton Fredericksburg Rutherford County Bob Abernathy, Joshua and William Curry Harrison, H.W. Nichols Addison County Rural Plains (Independent City) Robert J. Brown, Annie Farrell Hokden (Architect) Daft Block Emma Willard 6 mi. N of Mary Washingotn Brown (Architect) Ammie Wilson House William curry and Olive 128 S. Main St. Emma Willard House Mechanicsville off VA Mary Washington Brown’s Mill 1900 W. 15th St Price Holden House Salt Lake City Middlebury College 606 House SE of Lascassas on Belton 3109 20th St. Campus Mechanicsville 1200 Charles St. Brown’s Mill Rd. Lubbock Salt Lake County Middlebury Fredericksburg Lascassas El Paso County David&Arabella Windsor County Virginia Otto Thorman Tarrant County McDonald Mary E. Waller Henrico County Virginia Sevier County Women’s Club Ella Belle Benton David McDonald Gate of The Hills Virginia E. Randolph Lynchburg (Independent Mayna Treanor Avent 1400 N. Mesa St M.A. Benton House House Jct. Of North and Virginia Randolph City) Mayna Treanor Avent El Paso 1730 6th Ave. 4659 Highland Dr. Royalton Hill Rds. Cottage Anne Spencer Studio Fort Worth Salt Lake City Bethel 2200 Mountain Rd. Anne Spencer House Jake’s Creek Trail, 1.0 mi Harris County Glen Allen 1313 Pierce St S. of Elkton Bayou Bend Travis County Salt Lake County Lynchburg Elkmont 1 Westcott St Jane Y. McCallumet, Susanna Holmes -Emery Virginia Virginia Houston Heights John C. Adrian, et. al. Oakwood Louisa County Richmond (Independent Woman’s Club Arthur N. and Jane Y. 2610 Evergreen St. Albermale County Ellen Glasgow City) Texas 1846 Harvard St McCallum House Salt Lake City Nancy Langhorne, Jerdone Castle Ellen Glasgow Houston 613 W. 32nd St. Waddy Wood N of Bumpas Ellen Glasgow House Bastrop County Austin Salt Lake County Emmanuel Church Bumpas 1 W. Main St. Annie McPhaul Harris County Maude May Babcock, US 250 Richmond Kohler-McPhaul House Ima Hogg, John F. Staub Travis County Ware & Treganza, et. al. Greenwood Virginia 1901 Pecan Houston Heights Elisabet Ney University New Kent County Richmond Independent Bastrop Woman’s Club Elisabet Ney Studio and Neighborhood Historic Carroll County Letitia Christian Tyler City 1846 Harvard St Museum District Sidna Allen, Preston Cedar Grove Maggie Lena Walker Bastop County Houston 304 E. 44th St. Roughly bounded by Dickens NW of Providence Maggie Lena Walker Margaret Chambers, B. Austin 500 S. S. Temple, 100 E. Sidna Allen House Forge on VA 609 House Manlove Jefferson County and University St. N of Fancy Gap on US Providence Forge 110A E. Leigh St Bartholomew Manlove J.H. Baxter Charles L. Travis County Salt Lake City 52 Richmond House Wignell Henry Coke Knight Fancy Gap Virginia 502 Elm Port Arthur Federated (Building) Eckert-Burton Uintah County Scott County Bastrop Women’s Clubhouse ConstructionCo. Josie Bassett Morris Fairfax County Maybelle Carter, Carter Washington 1924 Lakeshore Dr. Taxas Federation of Josie Bassett Morris Clara Barton Family TR Bastop County Port Arthur Women’s Clubs Ranch Complex St. Mary’s Church Maybell and Ezra Carter Cowlitz County Sarah Jane Orgain Headquarters US 40 5605 Vogue Rd. House Hulda Klager Sarah Jane Orgain Jefferson County 2313 San Gabriel St. Dinosaur National Fairfax Station Rt. 614 Hulda Klager Lilac House C. C. McDonald, T. W. Austin Monument Maces Spring Gardens 602 Cedar Thames Frederick County 115 S. Pekin Rd. Bastrop Woman’s Club of Utah County Willa Cather Virginia Woodland Beaumont Clubhouse Utah Hannah Maria Libby Willa Cather Birthplace Wise County Bell County 575 Magnolia Ave. Smith, Charles Warren NW of Gore on US 50 June Morris Cowlitz County Martha McWhirter Beaumont Box Elder County Smith Gore “June Tolliver” House George MacPherson George and Martha Alma Compton, Hannana Maria Libby On VA 613 (building) McWhirter House Andrew Funk Smith House Gloucester County Big Stone Gap Longview Women’s 400 N. Pearl St Alma Compton House 315 E. Center St. Gloucester Women’s Clubhouse Belton 142 S. 100 East Provo Club 835 Twenty - - first Ave. Brigham City On US 17 Longview Gloucester

24 PRESIDENT’S COMMISSION ON THE CELEBRATION OF WOMEN IN AMERICAN HISTORY King County Thurston County Monroe County Wisconsin Lizzie Black Kander et al. Wood County Caroline Rosenburg Women’s Club Letitia Floyd Lewis Edward Towsend Mix et al. Helen Connor Laird Caroline Kline Galland 1002 Washington St. Lynnside Historic District Columbia County Milwaukee Normal Scjhool- Laird Wahle House House Olympia Jct. Of WV 3 and Angie Williams Cox, Leon E. Milwaukee Girls’ Trade and 208 S. Cherry Aveune 1605 17th Ave. Whatcom County Cove Cr. Rd Stanhope Technical High School Marshfield Seattle Charlotte T. Roeder Roth Sweet Springs Angie Williams Cox Library 1820 W. Wells St. Lottie Block Roth Pocahontas County 129 N. Main St. Milwaukee King County 1106 W. Holly St. Peral Buck et al Pardeeville Wyoming John Hanford Wester Bellingham Pearl Buck House Milwaukee County Kirkland Woman’s Club NE of Hillsboro on U.S. 219 Dane County George B. Ferry (Building) Laramie County 407 First St. Yakima County Hillsboro Elizabeth mcCoy Women’s Club of Wisconsin Mary O’Hara Kirkland Elizabeth Loudon McCoy Farmhouse 813 E. Kilbourn Ave. Remount Ranch Carmichael Preston County S of Madison at 2925 Syene MilwaukeeRichland County Remount Ranch Rd., 1 mi. S King County Elizabeth Loudon Eleanor Roosevelt, Eric Rd. Jula Busby Bowen of US 80 Eliza Ferry Leary Carmichael House Gugler, Stewart Wagner Fitchburg Julia B. and Fred P. Bowen Cheyenne Eliza Ferry Leary House 108 W. Pine St. Arthurdale Historic District Jefferson County House 1551 10th Ave. E. Union Gap E and W of WV 92 Margarethe Schurz 220 E. Union St. Sheridan County Seattle Arthurdale First Kindergarten Richland Center Susan Wissler Yakima County 919 Charles St. Susan Wissler House Pierce County Elizabeth Loudon Taylor County Watertown Rock County 406 Main St Emma Smith DeVoe Carmichael Andrews Methodist Church Frances Willard Dayton Emma Smith DeVoe House Elizabeth Loudon E. Main St.between St. John Kenosha County Frances Willard Schoolhouse 308 E. 133rd. St. Carmichael House and Luzader Sts. Florence Buck Craig Ave. Teton County Tacoma 2 Chicago Ave. Grafton Boys and Girls Library Janesville J.D. Kimmel, Lura Kimmel Yakima 5810 8th Ave. Kimmel Kabins Spokane County Anna M. Jarvis, Anderson Kenosha Sheboygan County Off Teton Park Rd. Maxime Mulouine and Phillips Henry and Henriette Roth, Moose California Ranch West Virginia Anna Jarvis House Marquette County Henry E. Roth E of Mica on Jackson and U.S. 119 and 250 Mildred Ormsby Green et al. Henry and Henriette Roth Belmont Rds. Brooke County Webster John Whitney Orsmby House Mica Ellen Tarr Bonnie Oaks Historic 822 Niagara Avenue Luch Tarr Mansion Wood County District Sheboygan Spokane County 1456 Pleasant Avenue Parkersburg Women’s Club Grouse Dr. May Arkwright Hutton,et al., Wellsburg 323 9th St Briggsville Waukesha County Harold C. Whitehouse, Parkersburg Ms. Phillip F.W. Peck, Ernest V. Price Kanawha County Milwaukee County George B. Ferry Hutton Settlement Elizabeth Harden Gilmore Golda Meir, Koch H.C. & Clarence Peck Residence 9907 Wellesley Elizabeth Harden Gilmore Co. 430 and 434 N. Lake Rd. Spokane House Fourth St.School Oconomowoc 514 BRd. St 333 W. Galena St. Charleston Milwaukee

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