Three photographs of Frances Willard's residences, captioned (left to right): "The Willard Residence, Oberlin, Ohio," "Miss Willard's Birthplace, Churchville, N.Y.," and "Forest Home, Janesville, Wis."

Image captioned "The Polyglot Petition" showing The Polyglot Petition for Home Protection, addressed to the "Governments of the World (Collectively and Severally.)"

Photo captioned "The Temple" showing the "Temple of the White Women" which housed the W.C.T.U. in Chicago.

Portrait captioned "'Saint Courageous,' Her Daughter Frances and Anna A. Gordon." "Saint Courageous" is Frances Willard's mother, Mary Thompson Hill Willard. From left to right: Mary Thompson Hill Willard, Frances Willard (standing), and Anna A.…

Signed portrait of Frances E. Willard, President of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union.

Illustration of Lady Prohibition defeating a demon, depicted as a serpent.

Illustration of a crumpled heart reading "Profanity" "Use of Tobacco" "Gambling" and "Drunkeness."

Illustration of a heart reading "Love to God" "Purity" "Love to Man" and "Temperance."

Illustration of a soldier in a beer barrel labeled "For Intoxication" being led away by a group of fellow soldiers.

Illustration of a man experiencing frightening visions, presumably caused by alcohol. Image is captioned "Delirium Tremens."