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Program of the Institute of Political Education 1926
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Women volunteers and young boys sort and pack disaster relief supplies for the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter
Announcement of Senator Henri La Fontaine's address at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo on February 19, 1917
Local Buffalo club women pose in business attire at the 1934 William Hengerer's Women's Day Luncheon at the Park Lane
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter volunteers roll bandages for distribution to Red Cross emergency services
Zontian Emeritus Louise C. Gerry retired as the Larkin Company Personal Director after more than 30 years of service
Prominent women attorneys attending the 1927 American Bar Association convention in Buffalo, New York were entertained at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo
American Red Cross Luncheon at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo in 1944
Program cover for 'Spirits of the City' play in commemoration of the 1901 Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo
Actress Louise Reger plays Marian de Forest in 'Spirits of the City' play in commemoration of the 1901 Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo
Mrs. Conrad E. Wettlaufer in period dress at the fortieth anniversary celebration of the Pan American Exposition
Josephine Wilhelm Wickser, Honorary Zonta member from 1919-
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Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo members in period costume for the fortieth anniversary of the Pan American Exposition
Buffalo Zontians Eloise M. Tanner (left) and Mrs. Hugo Wittman make preparations for a South American dinner party
American Red Cross volunteer Alberta Searl working the phones
Florence Noye, early Buffalo Red Cross Chapter Executive Director
Broadcaster Helen Neville is honored at a tea at her home by members of Zonta and other local women's organizations
Newspaper photo of prominent women attorneys attending the 1927 American Bar Association convention in Buffalo, New York
Miss Marjorie Hillis, an editor of 'Vogue' magazine, spoke before the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo on April 14, 1937
Dozens of women in uniform seated at tables for the American Red Cross Luncheon at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo in 1944
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Mrs. Charles H. Wood was Chairman and Mrs. Roger K. Adams was Co-Chairman of the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo's American Red Cross unit during World War Two
Announcement for Private Peat which was presented at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo on March 6, 1918
Suzanne Silvercruys Farnam, sculptress of Zonta's Amelia Earhart award trophy
African American Studies Class
Members of the Motor Corps of the American Red Cross, Buffalo Chapter
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Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo invitation to commemorate the Fortieth Anniversary of the Pan American Exposition
Mrs. Thomas R. Punnett and Mrs. Frank B. Baird in period dress at the fortieth anniversary celebration of the Pan American Exposition
Announcement for a lecture at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo by Miss Anne Morgan on World War I relief work in France on March 30, 1921
[Interview with poets in Buffalo, N.Y.] / Allen Ginsberg ... [et al].
Mrs. J. Bennett Wood portrayed Jenny Lind, the Swedish nightingale, during the fifty-sixth annual Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo Founders' Day celebration
High Leverage Diagonal Cutting Pliers
High Leverage Diagonal Cutting Pliers
Program cover for Pan Am Women's Leadership Conference Gala dinner May 2001
Program interior for Pan Am Women's Leadership Conference Gala dinner May 2001
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Aftermath of a board meeting of the American Red Cross, Buffalo Chapter with members gathered in front of the mirrored conference table
Alexis Deveaux
[Robert Bly interview and reading] /
Alexis Deveaux
Alexis Deveaux
Business and professional women enjoy a festive evening courtesy of the Buffalo Zontians
Three officials from the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter
Flyer for Zonta International and Buffalo Zonta highlighting its history and focus on leadership, service, education, environment and women helping women
Newspaper article describing the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo's reception for the then-Vice President of the United States Theodore Roosevelt and family
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Invitation of the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo's Pan American Committee to His Excellency Wu Ting Ping, Minister from China, to a reception during the Pan American Exposition of 1901
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Long-time Zontian Miss May C. Sickmon displays her many silver awards given to her for her record of tireless service to the community
Zontians Judge Ann T. Mikoll and Judge Mary Ann Killeen were honored as Women of the Year by the Business and Professional Women's Club of Buffalo
Zonta Amelia Earhart Trophy established in 1938 to be awarded to the woman having the most distinguished flying record
Kate Burr Lane, Zonta member from 1919-
Two standing women singing
Dr. Margaret Warwick Schley, Zonta member
Little girl clapping while women around her sing
Portrait photograph of Arthur Shattuck, American concert pianist, who performed in a concert at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo on January 30, 1917
Zontian pilot Jacqueline Cochran was presented with the Distinguished Service Medal by U.S. Army Air Forces General H. H. Arnold in 1945
Cow wandering down urban street
Buffalo Zonta President Virginia Deuel displays her dream home in West Falls, New York
Buffalo Zontian women City Court Judges Taggart, Vogel and Mikoll prepare to take the bench
Zonta's Associates' Day Luncheon program to honor pilot Jacqueline Cochran and women in aviation
Photographs provided by the American Red Cross for use in promotional materials by local chapters
WNY Women's Hall of Fame 1998 award to Marian DeForest, Zonta founder
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Presentation of award for service to a volunteer by two American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter officials
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Buffalo Zontian Judge Madge Taggart utilizes a desk drawer to make up prior to appearing on the bench
Buffalo Zontians took over management of the William Hengerer's department store during its 1932 annual Women's Day
Zonta members who have achieved fame: actress and theater manager Jessie Bonstelle, journalist Ida M. Tarbell and Dr. Rosalie Slaughter-Morton, physician
Two men in suits from the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter view document between them
Composite drawing and photograph of 'The Spirit of Womanhood' statue honoring Zonta founder Marian de Forest
Three-time Buffalo Zonta president and attorney Miss May S. Sickmon is presented with the Susan B. Anthony Award
Buffalo Zontian women City Court Judges Vogel, Taggart and Mikoll at work
American National Red Cross Motor Corps luncheon at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo
Soft Drink vendors, restaurants and toilets
Marian de Forest (1864-1935), journalist, playwright, activist and Zonta founder
Water garden scene from "Fair Japan"
Two ladies from the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter reviewing a document
Construction of the Pan-American Exposition
Clara E. Langenbach, Zonta member
Elena G. Dwyer, Zonta member from 1937-
JBIC328: Women with author Gerold Frank
Dr. Grace H. Stauffer, Zonta member from 1931-
Anna M. Ryan, Zonta member from 1936-
Zontian pilot Jacqueline Cochran, first woman to break the sound barrier, in the cockpit as a lieutenant colonel in the Civil Air Patrol
Female American Red Cross worker reviews a document with an American Army officer
Site on Wilkes Circle proposed for 'The Spirit of Womanhood' statue honoring Zonta founder Marian de Forest
Mary Seiler, harpist, performed at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo on April 19, 1950
American Red Cross President General James F. Collins was the special guest at the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter 50th Anniversary celebration
Wax model of the Zonta-proposed 'The Spirit of Womanhood' 12 foot bronze statue honoring Zonta founder Marian de Forest and designed by Larry W. Griffis, Jr.
Gertrude Chambers, Zonta member
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo members did their part selling war bonds in support of American troops abroad during World War II
Announcement of the address of Reverend Charles H. Brent, Episcopal Bishop of Western New York, at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo on February 5, 1919
Marian de Forest, founder of Zonta and Honorary member from 1919-
Bertha M. Fox, Zonta member
Anna E. Griffiths, Zonta member from 1919-
Nebraska sod house