Print captioned "Fighting the Tigers" showing two men fighting while a group of other men watches. The man at the right of the image is holding a bottle of liquor.

The original McBee card prepared for the Classified Abstract Archive of the Alcohol Literature on the Alcoholics Anonymous: The Story of How More Than One Hundred Men Have Recovered from Alcoholism (generally known as The Big Book) by E. M.…

The famous Bunky’s Doodle, or the Progression Phases of Alcoholism by Dr. E. M. Jellinek was presented to Jane and George Strachan at the Summer School of Alcohol Studies on July 18, 1950 at Pearson College of Yale University in New Haven, CT.

Illustration of a man standing in front of a sign that reads, "NOTICE: We Employ no Man Who Drinks."

Copy of an advertisement for Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co., titled "Billiards and Booze" advocating against alcohol consumption.

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

Portraits of six General Officers of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Top Left: Lillian M. W. Stevens, Vice-President-at-large. Bottom Left: Helen M. Barker, Treasurer. Top Center: Frances E. Willard, President. Bottom Center: Frances…

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.

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.)"