A large, handwritten cardboard poster displays the original "five pillars," as the founding fathers called the branches: research, publication, education, therapy, and special services.

Portrait of Eliza Thompson, Leader of the First Crusade Band

Portrait of Jennie Fowler Willing, President of the First Woman's National Temperance Convention.

Illustration showing women temperance advocates kneeling in prayer as men drink at a bar and a crowd looks in from outside., captioned "A Crusade Scene."

Portrait of Sarah Knowles Bolton, Assistant Corresponding Secretary of the Woman's National Christian Temperance Union.

Illustration of the Home Protection Petition, captioned with the quote "The Woman's Christian Temperance Union is organized mother-love." by Hannah Whitall Smith. The top of the image reads "A Temperance Advocate and Organizer."

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

A photo of an 4×5-inch ex libris marked with the initials E.M.J. features a perplexed ape contemplating a human skull while sitting on a book entitled “Darwin.”

A special bookplate designed for E.M. Jellinek and his signature as found in a copy of his book donated to the National Council for Alcoholism Library.

A cartoon of Mark Keller