Sepia coloured one in middle looks like Eleanor Roosevelt.

Haha....duh me, the quote is by her, didn't realize that.

Hi Casey - ya stole my thunder: I thought that one was Eleanor Roosevelt ... but don't have a clue about any of the others.

ole joy

This is a WILD guess, but is lower left Simone de Beauvoir (philosopher, writer)

OK, think I have top left - Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, first female doctor in this country

I think the lady in the big poofy dress is Clara Barton.

I think woman in front, hoops ksirt and severe part is Clara Barton
Harriet Tubman is beside Earhart

I think it is Patty Duke in lower left corner.

Could the lady to the left of Sally Ride be Jeanette Rankin, the first woman in congress?

We have all but two. And I'm not sure of Simone de Beauvoir.

We need the woman to the far right and the woman in front
of Sally Ride (very small picture).

Y'all are good. I would have never got some of these.

The one in the space suit on the bottom looks like, Valentina Vladimirovna Tereshkova The first woman in space...

Woman In lower left is Pearl S. Buck.

The woman behind that wheel is: Blanche S. Scott.

1910
In Fort Wayne, Indiana, Blanche S. Scott becomes the first woman to undertake a solo airplane flight, reaching an altitude of twelve feet.

Ok we have all of them except the woman on the far right.

I think the woman on the lower far right is Marie Curie. She was a famous chemist and physicist.

Oh, I think Lauriemi is right, that is Pearl S. Buck, not Simone. And I all but inhaled The Good Earth as a kid, I should get it and read it again, make that a 'summer-on-my-deck' goal.

I was able to verify them all except Marie Curie.

Back row, 3rd left from right side
The one with the very wide hat brim: Annie Oakley

not to be rude but if the lower left one is Patty Duke how exactly does she "fit in" as women of history?

Woman In lower left is definitely Pearl S. Buck.

All have been positively verified except the lower far right.

Thanks for the help everyone.

Pooh Bear

Wrong thing-took it out

I don't think it's Patty Duke,but it sure looks like her! She is the youngest person to win an academy award? Is that it?

Where are Mother Teresa, Indira Ghandi, Susan B. Anthony (I guess Staton is her replacement/represenative), Eva Peron, Joan of Arc, Sourjorner Truth... I could go on forever. Why Annie Oakley? I sure would have a different picture. At least Eleanor is in it.

:)

This post was edited by rob333 on Fri, Mar 8, 13 at 8:26

Back row--second from left. Is that Margaret Sanger?

Oops. I see you have them all identified. Late to the party.

Fascinating.