Herb Pratt Jr., Hilda Byrne, Eunice Jennings
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Harriet Tubman - nurse, spy, scout, and slave
Harriet Tubman - escaping (watercolor)
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Pool of Tears
Pool of Tears 2
Kiki Smith
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Aunt Harriet Allen, Aunt Ladonna Hoy, Grandma Joanette C-B, Aunt Julia Millard, Aunt Laura
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Lady Harriet Ackland
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Harriet Gustine
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The Andrews Sisters in Swingtime Johnny with
Harriet Hilliard(of Ozzie and...)
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Harriet Martineau
Harriet Martineau
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Harriet Quimby
Harriet Quimby
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Harriet Goodhue Hosmer
Harriet Goodhue Hosmer
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Miss Harriet Scoville
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Miss Harriet Mann
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Harriet Hoctor
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Harriet Cogswell
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Harriet Hammond, President, Nemours Gun Club
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The folds of her cloak making her seem like a kneeling marble
Elizabeth Shippen Green, artist
Published in: "Her Eyes are Doves" by Harriet Prescott Spofford
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Ladies' Four-in-hand Club Harriet Alexander driving
Harriet Alexander driving in Central Park
Harriet Alexander's coach party
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Second Lieutenant Harriet West of the Woman's Army Auxiliary Corps
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Harriet Hood
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Harriet Taylor Upton
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Harriet Lane Johnston
Harriet Lane Johnston - First Lady of the National Collection of Fine Arts
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Harriet McLellan and the National Congress of Mothers
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Harriet Mitchell on Brother
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Katharine Wright(sister of Wilbur and Orville Wright) lying on ground, Harriet Silliman in a chair.
Katharine Wright(sister of Wilbur and Orville Wright), Harriet Silliman, and Agnes Osborne in horse-drawn carriage across from Wright home, 7 Hawthorn Street, Dayton, Ohio
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Harriet Burton Laidlaw
Harriet Burton Laidlaw
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Harriet May Mills
Harriet May Mills
Harriet Mills
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Harriet Camac
Harriet Camac
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Aunt Harriett McClintock at her home near Sumterville, Alabama with great grandchildren October 1940
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Harriet Beecher Stowe
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Mrs. Harriet A. Noyes was criticised. It was thought she was deficient in severity; it would do her good to scold sometimes. She should improve in sitting up straight. She was commended for a spirit that was humble, very accessible, justified and comforted and had hope for those that had sunk low. She was a real spiritual mother and adviser, sought to please God, was very useful to the young, as she influenced by love and attraction, not by legality.-
Harriet Chalmers Adams confidant of savage head hunters
Harriet Chalmers Adams America's greatest woman explorer
Harriet Chalmers Adams
with camel pulling cart, Gobi Desert
