1889 Print Houses Hill Homestead Frances Elizabeth C. Willard Home GFY1 GHB1 he aided in the introduction

he aided in the introduction of a variety of Jell-O products

Explore some of Japan's most interesting woodblock art with these delicate photolithographs in great condition

and the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington

There he painted one of his best pieces of the Adirondacks from memory before passing away

The company was forced to shut down due to financial hardships in 2001

1889 Print Houses Hill Homestead Frances Elizabeth C. Willard Home GFY1 GHB1 he aided in the introductionThis is an original 1889 halftone print of the Willard Home and the Hill Homestead. Mrs. Frances Willard was born in Churchville, near Rochester in New York, and spent most of her childhood in the city of Janesville, Wisconsin. At the age of 18, she moved to Evanston, Illinois. Frances Elizabeth Caroline Willard was an influential women's suffragist and American Educator. In 1879, Willard was the president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union