Annie Turner Wittenmyer

Sarah Ann Turner Wittenmyer

  • American

Annie Turner Wittenmyer stood among the foremost American women of her day, known for her medical sanitation efforts during the American Civil War, charitable labors, her care for Iowa's Civil War orphans, and her long service in national reform societies. She was the first to preside over the Woman's Christian Temperance Union and later guided both the Woman's Relief Corps and the Non-Partisan National Woman's Christian Temperance Union. - AsNotedIn

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Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
Architect Iowa Soldiers' Orphans' Home Davenport
1869/10/11 An Iowa Soldiers' Orphans' Home opens during an outbreak of typhoid fever. The unfinished building has no windows or doors, and the floors were covered with plaster from the newly-plastered walls. Later known as Central Hall, it burn down 22 July 1965. Work The Return of the Soldiers (bas-relief) University of Northern Iowa Campus Cedar Falls, IA
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