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Women of Winslow

Women of Winslow

To celebrate 100 years of Arizona statehood on February 14, 2012, volunteers formed the Winslow Centennial Committee and developed Second Saturdays in Winslow, monthly programs that explored Winslow’s diverse history. To kick things off in summer 2011, OTM co-hosted the Arizona Women’s Heritage Trail traveling exhibit, How Splendid is our Past, at La Posada Hotel, and created this companion exhibit entitled Women of Winslow.

Women of Winslow-Panel 1-Introduction

Women of Winslow-Panel 2-Elsa Lomawaima Adams

Women of Winslow-Panel 3-Frona Parr Drumm

Women of Winslow-Panel 4-Mary Giragi Ferguson

Women of Winslow-Panel 5-Doctor Grandma French

Women of Winslow-Panel 6-Georgia Metzger

Women of Winslow-Panel 7-Mabel Nagel

Women of Winslow-Panel 8-Verla Oare

Women of Winslow-Panel 9-Florence Beck Olmstead

Women of Winslow-Panel 10-Betty Patterson

Women of Winslow-Panel 11-Minnie Platt

Women of Winslow-Panel 12-Zada Purdy

Women of Winslow-Panel 13-Vada Carlson Rodriguez

Women of Winslow-Panel 14-Winslow Business and Professional Women’s Club

Women of Winslow-Panel 15-Susie Bow Woo



The Old Trails Museum explores the history and cultures of Winslow, Arizona, and the surrounding area.

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