Mildred L. Sipp, Zonta member
Maria Callas, portrait
Camp Fire Girls Women of Achievement Project, Miss Louise Gerry, 1939
Dorothy Maynor
April snow on the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo garden gate and path
Eleanor Steber as Tosca
Dr. Agnes P. McGavin, Zonta member from 1936-
Helen L. Pierce, Zonta member from 1924-
Camp Fire Girls Women of Achievement Project, Helen Katherine Smith, 1939
Lucine Amara as Nedda
Mattiwilda Dobbs
Elena Nikolaidi
Josephine Wilhelm Wickser, Honorary Zonta member from 1919-
Elisabeth Schumann
Leonie Rysanek
Tribute to Marian de Forest, founder of Zonta International, was inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame in 2001
Zontian pilot Jacqueline Cochran, first woman to break the sound barrier, in her F-86 Sabrejet
Camp Fire Girls Women of Achievement Project, Mother Ross, 1939
Alice Shaw Washburne, Zonta member from 1929-
Helen Jepson
Camilla Williams
Helen K. Gottlieb, Zonta member from 1926-
Olive Frost, Zonta member from 1931-
Helen G. Townsend, Zonta member from 1936-
Elisabeth Schwarzkopf
Zontian pilot Jacqueline Cochran received the 1957 Zonta International Achievement Award for her contribution to aviation
Stella Roman
Members of the Lackawanna Islamic Center march in a parade while holding a banner
Camp Fire Girls Women of Achievement Project, Acknowledgements, 1939
Birgit Nilsson as Brunnhilde
The image is a black-and-white newspaper photograph featuring three women involved in war bond sales. Two women are seated at a table, and one is standing behind them. The seated women are focused on their work, holding papers in their hands. The woman on the left has short hair and is dressed in a suit with a decorative brooch, and the woman on the right is wearing a dress with a floral brooch. Both are wearing hats adorned with fabric details. The standing woman wears a patterned dress with a white collar and a floral accessory in her hair.
Jean M. Lindsay, Zonta member from 1929-
Unidentified man and woman at party
Anna Moffo
Dorothee Manski
Rosa Raisa with Carol Fox
Arletta Lothrop, Zonta member from 1919-
Members of the Lackawanna Islamic Center marching in parade with members of the public in the foreground
Dorothy Kirsten portrait
Bidú Sayão as Violetta
Louise Homer
Buffalo Zonta's Jacqueline Cochran Day Luncheon at the Statler Hilton
Camp Fire Girls Women of Achievement Project, Anna Kathryn Green, 1939
Camp Fire Girls Women of Achievement Project, Ella C. Elder, 1939
Lydia Ibarrondo
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo gardens and garden gate
Jeanette M. Kempton, Zonta member from 1923-
Renata Tebaldi with dog
Marian Anderson
Ebe Stignani
Rose Bampton
Lily Pons
Maria Callas as Violetta in Traviata
Gladys Swarthout
Renata Tebaldi with her mother, secretary, and dog New
Blind Alley
JBIC280: United Jewish Fund Campaign, Women's Division, 1964
JBIC279: United Jewish Fund Campaign, Women's Division, 1964
Rosa Raisa
Lotte Lehmann
Eleanor Steber as Marguerite
Murder of Ann Avery, The
Lotte Lehmann
Elisabeth Rethberg
Hungry Men
Charlotte L. Whitham, Zonta member from 1919-
Victoria De Los Angeles as Mimi
E. Marguerite Gane, Zonta member from 1930-
Marianne Schech as Sieglinde
Margherita Roberti as Desdemona
Ms. note from Mary Garden
Scarlet Letters, The
Lotte Lehmann
Grace Hoffman as Eboli
Elisabeth Schwarzkopf as Countess Almaviva
Kirsten Flagstad
Rosanna Carteri as Mimi
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 34, 1952
Ruth Davies, Zonta member from 1938-
Adelina Patti
JBIC288: United Jewish Fund, Women's Division luncheon, 1963
Rose Bampton
Marjorie Lawrence
April snow in the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo formal gardens
Amelita Galli-Curci
Claudia Muzio as Loreley
View of the entrance to the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo garden from Franklin Street
Kathleen J. Sweeney, Zonta member from 1936-
Nadine Conner
Death and Taxes
Dr. Edith R. Hatch, Zonta member from 1920-
After Dark, My Sweet
Stella Roman
Anna Moffo as Violetta
Renata Tebaldi as Mimi
Irene Jessner
ClaraMae Turner
Group studio portrait of the Silver Creek Shakespeare Club members dressed in period and character costumes, circa 1890.
