The Yale Plan Posters on Alcoholism series consisted of twelve posters prepared by the Section of Studies on Alcohol, Yale University in 1950. The individual posters were available for purchase.

The first of the Yale Plan Posters on Alcoholism series, which consisted of twelve posters prepared by the Section of Studies on Alcohol, Yale University in 1950.

Illustration showing a group of women temperance advocates being attacked outside of a saloon, captioned "An Attack by the Mob on the Woman Crusaders."

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."

Photo captioned "Willard Fountain in Bronze, at Entrance to Willard Hall. Presented to Chicago by Boys and Girls of the Loyal Temperance Legion, 1893." The fountain depicts a girl standing on a rock and holding a bowl.

A copy of the publication "What is Alcohol and Why do People Drink?" written by Gail G. Milgram, Ed.D., Director of Summer School of Alcohol Studies

Illustration of two Viking men in horned helmets seated at a table.

Illustration showing women and children standing outside of a liquor store, captioned "The Victims of the Bottle."

Illustration of people standing in the shadow of a jug of liquor, captioed "Jug-or-Not."

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