A saloon wrecked by Carry Nation, Enterprise, Kansas
Date: 1901
Interior of a saloon in Enterprise, Kansas, destroyed by Carry Nation and her followers. The wooden cases are labeled Exquisite Bottling Works, Junction City, Kansas.

A saloon wrecked by Carry Nation, Enterprise, Kansas
Date: Jan. 23, 1901
Interior view of a saloon wrecked by Carry Nation and her followers, Enterprise, Kansas.

Carry Amelia Nation
Creator: London News Agency
Date: 1909
A photograph showing Carrie Nation standing on a street with her hatchet.

Carry Amelia Nation
Creator: Harden, Alden Wakefield, 1838-1927
Date: Between 1904 and 1905
A portrait of temperance leader Carry Amelia Nation, 1846-1911, shown with her bible kneeling in prayer by a chair in a jail cell at an unknown location.

Carry Amelia Nation
Date: 1908
An informal portrait of temperance leader Carry Amelia Nation, 1846-1911, wearing a bonnet and coat.

Carry Amelia Nation
Creator: Nichols and Davidson
Date: 1901
Portrait of Carry A. Nation holding a hatchet and Bible.

Carry Amelia Nation
Date: 1909
A black and white photograph of Carry Nation kneeling next to a chair and reading a book.

Carry Amelia Nation
Date: Between 1900 and 1911
A signed black and white portrait of Carry Nation seated and holding a book.

Carry Amelia Nation
Creator: Banks, R.
Date: 1901
A postcard showing Carry Nation with a group at Rochester, New York. The young woman standing to the right of Carry Nation is Carrie Moore.

Carry Amelia Nation
Creator: Liegel Cooper
Date: Between 1900 and 1911
Carry Amelia Nation carrying a hatchet and Bible.

Carry Amelia Nation
Date: Between 1890 and 1910
An informal portrait of temperance leader Carry Amelia Nation, 1846-1911, talking to an unidentified man and woman on a ship's deck.

Carry Amelia Nation
Date: Between 1890 and 1910
An informal portrait of temperance leader Carry Amelia Nation, 1846-1911, holding an ice cream cone before an unidentified man.

Carry Amelia Nation
Date: Between 1890 and 1910
A view of temperance leader Carry Amelia Nation, 1846-1911, talking to two unidentified men on a city street.

Carry Amelia Nation
Date: Between 1890 and 1910
A portrait of temperance leader Carry Amelia Nation, 1846-1911, shown sitting with her niece, Callie Bell Moore Blum, 1886-1977.

Carry Amelia Nation
Date: Between 1865 and 1875
A portrait of temperance leader Carry Amelia Nation, 1846-1911, as a young woman.

Carry Amelia Nation
Creator: Harden, Alden Wakefield, 1838-1927
Date: Between 1904 and 1905
A portrait of temperance leader Carry Amelia Nation, 1846-1911, shown with her bible kneeling in prayer by a chair in a jail cell at an unknown location.

Carry Amelia Nation
Date: Between 1900 and 1911
A portrait of temperance leader Carry Amelia Nation, 1846-1911, standing in front of Hatchet Hall, her home at 35 Steele Street in Eureka Springs, Arkansas.

Carry Amelia Nation
Date: Between 1890 and 1910
An informal portrait of temperance leader Carry Amelia Nation, 1846-1911, shown standing outside a cave, possibly in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, and pouring a liquid into a cup.

Carry Amelia Nation
Creator: Roger, I
Date: Between 1900 and 1911
A studio portrait of temperance leader, Carry Amelia Nation, shown seated with book resting on her lap.

Carry Amelia Nation's Hatchet Hall
Date: Between 1900 and 1910
A view of Hatchet Hall, home of temperance leader Carry Amelia Nation, 1846-1911, in Eureka Springs, Arkansas.

Carry Amelia Nation holding a Bible and hatchet
Date: Between 1900 and 1911
Portrait of Carry Nation holding a Bible and hatchet.

Carry Amelia Nation memorabilia
Date: 1911
A table with memorabilia from the life of temperance leader Carry Amelia Nation, 1846-1911, in front of Hatchet Hall, her home in Eureka Springs, Arkansas.

Carry Amelia Nation poster
Date: Unknown
A photograph of a poster that reads, "The Famous and Original Bar Room Smasher Carrie Nation." Nation is pictured on the poster with a hatchet and the Bible.

Carry Amelia Nation seated in a chair holding a book
Creator: White
Date: Between 1900 and 1911
A black and white portrait of Carry Nation seated in a chair holding a book.

Carry Nation's tombstone in Belton, Missouri
Date: Between 1930 and 1935
This photograph shows Carry Nation's tombstone at a cemetery in Belton, Missouri. The dates on the tombstone are 1846-1911. The first line of text is Faithful to the Cause of Prohibition. The second line is "She Hath Done What She Could."