Known as the ‘Hatchet House,’ temperance advocate Carrie Nation lived her last years in Eureka Springs ... In the early 1900s she moved to Eureka Springs and built a home she named "Hatchet Hall." ...

Carrie Nation visited Elmira twice. The first time, Sept. 11, 1901, she arrived early in the morning and registered at the Frasier House, leaving later that morning for Penn Yan to give a lecture.

Famed temperance advocate Carrie Nation, known as "Hatchet Granny," visited Elmira twice in the early 20th century. Skip to main content. Sign in. Mail. 24/7 Help. For premium support please call ...

VESSEL OF WRATH by Robert Lewis Taylor. 373 pages. New American Library. $6.95.In the 55 years since the death of Carry Nation, numerous biographers have sifted the implausible legend that was her ...

Carrie Nation, who is usually best remembered today for her high-profile hatchet attacks on public houses and for her speaking tours on the evils of what she called the “serpent drink”.

Carrie Nation’s calling as a Prohibitionist began in June 1900 in Kiowa, Kan., where she attacked three bars with rocks and pieces of bricks. Six months later, she began using a hatchet to ...

Her own recollection of the adventures with Carrie Nation are chronicled in her 1928 book, “The Hatchet Crusade,” a copy of which is in the collection of the Upland library.

There is a statue of the late Carrie Nation in Wichita, Kan. There is a Mrs. Maude Wilson living in Kansas City, Mo., 228 miles away. Mrs. Maude Wilson has an 18-year-old daughter who drank, last ...

Known as the ‘Hatchet House,’ temperance advocate Carrie Nation lived her last years in Eureka Springs Notorious temperance advocate Carrie Nation bought her last home in Eureka Springs ...