← Table of contents
Clara Barton

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Reading edition

Clara Barton Frontispiece

FACING PAGE

Charles Sumner Young 12

The Universalist Church, Main Street, Oxford, Massachusetts 35

Summer Home of Clara Barton, Oxford, Massachusetts 35

Birthplace of Clara Barton, Near Oxford, Massachusetts 42

Officers of the W. N. M. A. Present at the Dedication of the Clara Barton Memorial on October 12, 1921 42

Historic in Education, Bordentown, N. J. 53

The School House

The Desk Used by Clara Barton

The Clara Barton Museum

Representative Temperance Advocates 56

Annie Wittenmeyer

John B. Gough

Mary Stewart Powers

Frances Willard

Representative Suffrage Leaders 69

Susan B. Anthony

Carrie Chapman Catt

Dr. Anna Howard Shaw

Warren G. Harding 72

Representatives Respectively of Three Wars 83

William T. Sampson

Isaac B. Sherwood

Joseph Taggart

Representative of Two Wars 90

Mathew C. Butler

Joseph Wheeler

Harrison Gray Otis

Leonard Wood 117

The Red Cross Home of Clara Barton, Glen Echo, Maryland 120

Representative of the Literary World 133

Ida M. Tarbell

Lucy Larcrom

Elbert Hubbard

Alice Hubbard

18W. R. Shafter 136

The Royalty of Germany 149

Empress Augusta

Emperor William I

Luise, The Grand Duchess of Baden

Friederich, The Grand Duke of Baden

The Royalty of Russia 152

Nicholas II, The Czar of Russia

Alexandra Feodorowna, The Czarina of Russia

Maria Feodorowna, The Empress Dowager

Florence Nightingale between pages 182 and 183

Florence Nightingale Memorial on the Mall, London between pages 182 and 183

Co-Workers with Clara Barton 195

Count Lyof Nikolayevitch Tolstoi

Dr. Henry W. Bellows

Dr. Julian B. Hubbell

Woodrow Wilson 202

Sentiment in History 213

The Clara Barton Baby Cradle

The Pet Jersey Calf

Colony of Constantinople Dogs

Historic and Sentimental 216

Baba, Clara Barton’s Pet Horse

The Baba Tree and William H. Lewis

The Clara Barton Monument 229

Mario G. Menocal 232

William McKinley 241

James A. Garfield between pages 246 and 247

Chester A. Arthur between pages 246 and 247

The International Committee of the Red Cross (in 1898) 252

Clara Barton 275

Harriette L. Reed 275

Mrs. John A. Logan 282

Ambassador Bakhmeteff 289

Elutheros Venizelos 293

Grover Cleveland 296

Five Photographs of Clara Barton 300

19Attorneys for the American Red Cross Society Under the Presidency of Clara Barton 321

Richard Olney

Lewis A. Stebbins

William H. Sears

Badges, Medals, Decorations between pages 326 and 327

Dorence Atwater 332

Dedication of Memorial to Clara Barton at Andersonville, Georgia 332

Cemetery at Andersonville, Georgia 339

Dr. G. Pasdermadjian between pages 342 and 343

I. H. R. Prince Guy De Lusignan between pages 342 and 343

Abdul-Hamid 346

William R. Day 355

Her Business Record between pages 358 and 359

Benjamin F. Butler

Francis Atwater

Leonard F. Ross

Redfield Proctor between pages 358 and 359

The American Red Cross Building, Washington, D. C. 362

Henry Breckenridge 369

Representative of United States Congress 380

Champ Clark

Charles F. Curry

Denver S. Church

Reunion of 21st Massachusetts Regimen between pages 390 and 391

The Memorial Tree Planting to the Memory of Clara Barton, 1922 between pages 406 and 407

Lieutenant-General Nelson A. Miles, with the first shovel of dirt

Mrs. John A. Logan, with second shovel of dirt

The Clara Barton Oak

Miss Carrie Harrison, planting the Clara Barton Rose

Charles Sumner Young, while delivering the memorial address

William Howard Taft 417

The Inside of Memorial Building, Oxford, Massachusetts between pages 422 and 423

The Oxford, Massachusetts, Memorial Building between pages 422 and 423

Representative Massachusetts Statesmen 428

Henry Wilson

Charles Sumner

George F. Hoar

20United States Senators Who Saw the Work of Clara Barton 430

Charles E. Townsend

Jacob H. Gallinger

H. D. Money

Nelson A. Miles 433

John J. Pershing 435

Abraham Lincoln 442

The Red Cross Monument 444

The embossed cut on the front cover is a reproduction of a bronze bust by Mrs. Otto Heideman.

21

CLARA BARTON

There is a kind of character in thy life,

That to the observer doth thy history

Fully unfold.

Explore with AITake your curiosity a little further.

Reading settings