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Profile Photo Of Hetty Green At 18 Years Old

Hetty Green

Known as both “The Witch of Wall Street” and “The Queen of Wall Street,” Henrietta “Hetty” Howland Robinson Green (1834-1916) was the richest woman in the world, her worth estimated at over $100 million, the equivalent of about $2.5 billion today.
Drawing Of Alice Virginia Bradford Tobey Jones, A Woman With Short Hair Wearing A Pleated/ruffled Top, Earrings, And A Floral Wide-brimmed Hat.

Alice Virginia Bradford Tobey Jones

Wareham philanthropist Alice Tobey Jones (1873-1922) funded the establishment of Tobey Hospital, an institution that has played a major role in the health and well-being of Wareham and South Coast residents.
Painting Of Elizabeth Leonard -- Bust Of Young Woman With Dark Hair In An Up-do. She Is Wearing A Dark Dress With A White Lace Collar And A White And Black Fur Off Her Shoulders.

Elizabeth Leonard

Philanthropist Elizabeth Leonard (1823-1901) left an insightful legacy to the town of Rochester. In 1876, she donated money for the first Rochester Free Public Library.
Profile Photo Of Hetty Green At 18 Years Old

Hetty Green

Known as both “The Witch of Wall Street” and “The Queen of Wall Street,” Henrietta “Hetty” Howland Robinson Green (1834-1916) was the richest woman in the world, her worth estimated at over $100 million, the equivalent of about $2.5 billion today.
Drawing Of Alice Virginia Bradford Tobey Jones, A Woman With Short Hair Wearing A Pleated/ruffled Top, Earrings, And A Floral Wide-brimmed Hat.

Alice Virginia Bradford Tobey Jones

Wareham philanthropist Alice Tobey Jones (1873-1922) funded the establishment of Tobey Hospital, an institution that has played a major role in the health and well-being of Wareham and South Coast residents.
Painting Of Elizabeth Leonard -- Bust Of Young Woman With Dark Hair In An Up-do. She Is Wearing A Dark Dress With A White Lace Collar And A White And Black Fur Off Her Shoulders.

Elizabeth Leonard

Philanthropist Elizabeth Leonard (1823-1901) left an insightful legacy to the town of Rochester. In 1876, she donated money for the first Rochester Free Public Library.
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