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."

Gail G. Milgram, professor and director of Summer School of Alcohol Studies in a classroom at Rutgers.

Cover of Golden Thoughts on Mother, Home, and Heaven.

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

Portrait of the young Howard W. Haggard

Portrait of Howard W. Haggard in the late 1950s as published in the Summer School of Alcohol Studies Newsletter in 1960.

Illustration showing a man shaking his fist at his wife as he enters a bar.

Images from What's Alcohol and Why Do People Dring by Gail G. Milgram

A class at the Summer School of Alcohol Studies in an informal setting at Yale with E.M. Jellinek teaching.

Instructions how to use the Alco-Calculator, a cardboard slide-rule, which estimates one’s blood alcohol concentration.