Portraits of women who played a proactive role

19th century U.S. history print featuring the bust portraits of women who played a proactive role in W.C.T.U. an acronym for Woman's Christian Temperance Union, of Illinois. Prominent in the print is the centrally placed portrait of Frances E. Willard, who served as the organization's president, and in addition to being a temperance reformer, she was also a prominent educator and a noted suffragist

Acronym Activist Addition Arrangement Centrally Educator Featuring Noted Old-fashion Organized Placed Prominent Reformer Suffragist Temperance Unity Volunteer Willard

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