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Portraits of Notable Iowans RESEARCH CENTER STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF IOWA (515) 281-6200 [email protected] Photographs Collection – Portraits of Notable Iowans These files may also include portraits of the individual’s spouse and other family members and, occasionally, a photo of their home. Most persons in this list have Iowa connections, but some national and international figures appear in here as well. For more information about these collections, contact us at the email or phone listed above. Available at Des Moines Research Center A Abben, Ben C., Jr. Abbott, Charles H. Abbott, George K. Abercrombie, John C. Abernethy, Alonzo Abernethy, Jacob Abraham, Lot Abrahamson, M.L. Ackerman, Michael Ackiss, J.C. Adams, Austin Adams, Austin (Mrs.) Adams, Elijah Adams, H.C. (Senator) Adams, John (President) Adams, John Quincy (President) Adams, Samuel Adams, William Adams, William T. Adcock, Homer Addleman, William Adkins, John V. Adorno, Paolina Agnew, David Hayes, M.C. Aiken, John Henry Ainslee, Peter (Rev.) Ainsworth, Lucien L. Albert, Elma G. (Judge) Alden, Cynthia Westover Alden, Ebenezer, Jr. Alderman, U.S. Aldrich, Charles Aldrich, C.S. Aldrich, Matilda W. Alexander, Archibald IOWA DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS STATE HISTORICAL BUILDING • 600 E. LOCUST ST. • DES MOINES, IA 50319 • IOWACULTURE.GOV Alexander, Lucy Alexander, Thomas C. Alger, Russell A. Allen, B.F. Allen, Isaac L. Allen, James (Captain, Black Hawk War) nd Allen, James (Captain, 2 ​ Iowa Cavalry) ​ Allen, J.H. (children of) Allen, William Allen, W.S. Allis, Edward P. Allison, William B. Allston, Washington Allyn, George S. Alvord, E.S. Ames, Amos W. Ames, Fisher Ampere, Andre Marie Anderson, Albert R. Anderson, Claus L. Anderson, Daniel Anderson, G.M. Anderson, H.F. Anderson, John W. Anderson, Joseph H. Anderson, Marion E. Anderson, Milton H. Anderson, Thomas MacArthur Anderson, Walter W. Anderson, William F. Andrews, Henry Franklin Angeer, J.J.M. Ankeny, Harriet Ankeny, Henry G. Ankeny, Joseph Ankeny, Rollin V. Annis, L. Anson, Oliver Anthony, Susan B. Anundson, B. Applegate, J.H. Archer, James J. Archer, Sampson M. Archie, W.D. Armour, Philip D. Armstrong, Benjamin Armstrong, George E. Armstrong, J.R. Arney, W.H. Arnold, William M. Arthaud, F.L. Arthur, Chester A. (Pres.) Arthur, Thomas Ashley, Chester IOWA DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS STATE HISTORICAL BUILDING • 600 E. LOCUST ST. • DES MOINES, IA 50319 • IOWACULTURE.GOV Ashman, William Asmussen, Charles W. Astor, John Jacob Astor, Nancy Atkins, Charles Atkinson, Benjamin Walker Atkinson, William I. Audubon, John James Austen, Jane Austin, Stephen F. Averill, William W. Avery, A.H. Avery, Anson B Babb, Alice Bird Babb, Washington I. Bachert, Fannie Kellogg Bacon, John Bailey, A.K. Bailey, C.F. Bailey, Gideon S. Bailey, H. Bailey, J.W. Bailey, M.Z. Bailey, Samuel Bailey, W.H. Bailey, W.W. Bainbridge, William Bainter, Fay Baird, Johnston C. Baird, W.S. Baker, A.J. Baker, Edward D. Baker, George T. Baker, Ida A. Baker, James Baker, Nathaniel B. Baker, Orlando and Newton D. Baker, Orville Dewey Baker, Willard Baker, William Baldwin, Caleb Baldwin, I.W. Ball, George W. Ball, Joseph Balliett, Letson Balluff, August A. Bamford, E.E. Banbury, Jabez Bancroft, Geroge Banks, Nathaniel P. Banta, George S. IOWA DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS STATE HISTORICAL BUILDING • 600 E. LOCUST ST. • DES MOINES, IA 50319 • IOWACULTURE.GOV Barcroft, John R. Baringer, Maurice Barker, Henry Hawkins Barker, William Henry H. Barkley, A.J. Barkley, Alben Barlow, Francis C. Barlow, Joel Barnard, W.S. Barner, Horatio G. Barnes, Stephen Goodyear Barnes, Thomas N. Barnett, Fred L. Barney, Joshua Barrett, Richard C. Barrett, William F. Barris, William H. Barry, John Barrymore, John Barston, Henry M. (and Mrs.) Bartle, Albert Bartlett, Eliza Ann Bartlett, Emery Bartz, Herman Bascom, Elias B. Bates, D.W. Bates, John F. Battani, Rocco Bauman, S.H. Bausman, I. Bayh, Birch Bayless, F.D. Baylies, Nicholas Baylies, William C. Beach, Benjamin Beal, L.W. Bealer, E.J.C. Beall, George W. Beard, Ezra Beardsley, William S. Beau, Fred A. Beauregard, Peter Gustavus T. Beck, James B. Beck, John H. Beck, Joseph Marcus Becker, Frederick Becker, William Beckwith, Jessie Harlan Lincoln Beckwith, Mary Lincoln Beckwith, Robert Todd Lincoln Beckwith, W. Bedell, Berkley Beebe, N.W. Beecher, Henry Ward IOWA DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS STATE HISTORICAL BUILDING • 600 E. LOCUST ST. • DES MOINES, IA 50319 • IOWACULTURE.GOV Beery, Enoch Beitel, Ben Belknap, William Worth Bell, David Bell, Earl H. Bell, Henry Bell, Hill M. Bell, Theodore Bell, Thomas Bell, William B. Bemis, George W. Benjamin, H.R. Bennett, G.G. Bennett, John C. Bennett, L.D. Bennett, William F. Benson, John A. Benson, J.Z. Benson, Rufus S. Benson, S.F. Benson, Solon F. Benton, Thomas H., Jr. Benton, Thomas Hart, Sr. Benz, L.F. Beran, Arthur Dean Bereman, Alvah H. Bernard, R.D., M.C. Bernrock, Henry O. Berry, C.R. Berry, Daniel Berry, H.D. Berry, William H. Berryhill, James G. Besley, Frederic A. Beswick, C.L. Bethune, Mary McLond Betts, S.W. Bever, S.C. Beyer, Mary Queal Bierring, Walter L. Bigelow, William Biggs, Thomas J. Bills, C.M. Billy the Kid (see "Bonney, William") Bily, F.L. & Joseph Binford, Jesse Bingham, Lewis L. Binns, Henry Clay Birch, George B. Bird, J.W. Birge, Charles P. Birney, David Bell Bishop, Charles A. Bishop, L.H. IOWA DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS STATE HISTORICAL BUILDING • 600 E. LOCUST ST. • DES MOINES, IA 50319 • IOWACULTURE.GOV Bishop, William Bissell, Frederick E. Bissell, Richard P. Bissell, S.A. Bittle, J.J. Black, Adam Black, Gladys Black, William Blackford, Isaac Blackford, John E. Blackford, John W. Black Hawk (Chief) Blackledge, Ernestine Blackmar, Edwin C. Blackshear, J. Emmett Blaine, James G. Blair, David Evans Blair, Frank P. Blair, Frank P., Jr. Blair, John Insley Blair, Montgomery Blair, Thomas Blake, F.J. Blake, William R. Blakely, Isaac Blanchard, L.C. Blanding, Abram O. Bleakly, John L. Blenker, Louis Bliss, John A. Bliss, L.O. Bliss, William L. Block, Louis Blodgett, A.T. Bloedel, Alexander Bloodgood, Edward Bloom, Moses Bloomer, Amelia Bloomer, Dexter C. Blue, Robert Blume, Theo C. Blunt, James G. Blythe, James E. Blythe, Joseph William Boales, A.C. Boardman, H.C. Boardman, Henry E.J. Bodkin, A.H. Boe, Lors Boettger, Henry H. Boggs, George C. Boice, Clyde Allison Boies, Charles E. Boies, Horace IOWA DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS STATE HISTORICAL BUILDING • 600 E. LOCUST ST. • DES MOINES, IA 50319 • IOWACULTURE.GOV Boies, W.D. Bolen, S.M. Boler, Gracie Boler, S.R. Bolter, L.R. Bolton, Frederick E. Bolton, Leander Bond, A.E. Bonheur, Rosa Bonner, Robert Bonney, William (a.k.a. "Billy the Kid") Bonson, Robert Books, Will Boomer, A. Boone, Daniel Boone, Nathan Booth, E. Booth, John B. Boothe, John Wilkes Bosquet, Hattie Briggs Boucher, James H. Boughton, D.H. Bourne, James D. Bourne, William Thompson Bouson, Robert Bowen, Asa B. Bowen, D.H. Bowen, Jesse Bowen, J.S. Bowen, Thomas M. Bowen, William W. Bower, Robert F. Bowers, H.F. Bowman, James Lloyd Boyd, Cyrus F. Boyd, John R. Boyd, Thomas Boyd, W.R. Boynton, Nelson G. Bracken, Birney H. Brackett, Gustavus Benson Bradfield, A. Bradley, Charles C. Bradley, C.W. Bradley, Edmund J. Bradley, John Bradley, Lyle R. Bradley, Phil B. Brady, A.V. Brady, E.M. Brady, Henry Brady, John F. Bragg, Braxton Brainerd, John M. IOWA DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS STATE HISTORICAL BUILDING • 600 E. LOCUST ST. • DES MOINES, IA 50319 • IOWACULTURE.GOV Brandt, Amos Brandt, David Brandt, Isaac Brandt, John B. Branstad, Terry Brant, Gerald C. Brash, John C. Braumworth, Charles E. Brauner, Joe Brauner, M.H. Brazill, John F. Breckenridge, John C. Bredett, E. Breeden, H.O. Brenton, Charles R. Brenton, William Brereton, W.H. Brewer, George E. Bridgman, Frank Briggs, Ansel Briggs, C.C. Briggs, Clifford E. Brigham, Johnson Bright, John Brighton, Henry H. Brignoli, Pasquale Briles, Herschel Brinton, Ada Brown Brinton, M.H. Bristow, Pierson H. Bristow, Susie Dolph Brittain, David Brobst, Albert M. Brock, C.H. Brock, Walter Raleigh Brockman, David Crawford Brockway, James M. Bromley, Owen Bromwell, James Brone, Nelson Brookhart, J.L. Brookhart, Smith W. Brooks, William S. Broomfield, James Brougham, H. Brower, N.V. Brown, A.E. Brown, Aaron Brown, Aaron V. Brown, Alexander Brown, Alpha Brown, B.F. Brown, Ernest W. Brown, Florence IOWA DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS STATE HISTORICAL BUILDING • 600 E. LOCUST ST. • DES MOINES, IA 50319 • IOWACULTURE.GOV Brown, George V.J. Brown, H.B. Brown, Henry C. Brown, Henry D. Brown, Horace Manchester Brown, Hugh Brown, I. Jay Brown, Jacob Brown, James Brown, J.G. Brown, John Brown, John L. Brown, John L. Brown, Patty Brown, Ralph R. Brown, S. Joe Brown, Sue Brown, W.C. Browne, Charles S. Brownlow, William G. Broxam, A.L. Bruce, Bryson Bruce, James Bruce, John Bruce, John E. Bruggman, Charles Bryan, P. Gad Bryan, William Jennings Brydolf, Fabian Buchanan, George W. Buchanan, James Buckner, Arthur J. Budd, Charlie W. Buell, William W. Bueu, D.C. Buffington, C.R. Bull, Archibald Bullard, W.E. Bunker, Moses Burbank, Oscar Burbank, W.J. Burchill, George S. Burdett, Samuel S. Burdick, T.W. Burke, Edmond Burke, Finley Burke, John E. Burnes, Donald Burnet, S.G. Burnside, A.E. Burnside, John Burnside, Raymond A. Burris, C.J. Burt, M.L. IOWA DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS STATE HISTORICAL BUILDING • 600 E. LOCUST ST. • DES MOINES, IA 50319 • IOWACULTURE.GOV Burton, George Burton, Theodore Burwell, Dudley N. Bushnell, Charles J. Bussey, Cyrus Butler, Benjamin F. Butler, Ellis Parker Butler, Jacob Butler, J.B. Butler, William Butters, Horace Buttre, J.C. Buxbaum, Katherine Buxton, William, Jr. Byam, Eber C. Bybee, Lyman L. Bye, Edward P. Byers, H.L. Byers, Howard W. Byers, Melvin H. Byers, Samuel Hawkins Marshall Byington, O.A. C Cadle, Cornelius C. Caldwell, Beryl D. Caldwell, Henry C.
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