Sophia Jex-Blake
In 1886 she opened the Edinburgh School of Medicine for Women, of which she was dean until her retirement in 1899. She is the author of American Schools and Colleges, Medical Women and Care of Infants.
In 1886 she opened the Edinburgh School of Medicine for Women, of which she was dean until her retirement in 1899. She is the author of American Schools and Colleges, Medical Women and Care of Infants.
Swedish realistic novelist and dramatist
English novelist, the author of Jane Eyre
American actress
American sculptor and innovator
Frances E. Willard (1839-1898) was an American educator, suffragist and temperance reformer.
Christina, Queen of Sweden (1626-1689)
During the Second World War she entertained troops at the Wintergarden cabaret and nightclub at the Civic Theatre in Auckland, earning the nickname ‘Fever of the Fleet’.
Anna Howard Shaw (1847-1919), an American suffragist leader, minister and physician.
Sappho, (flourished about 600 B.C.) a Greek poet, native of Lesbos, where she was head of a great poetic school, for poetry in that age and place was cultivated as assiduously and apparently as successfully by women as by men.