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Create articles for all of the women and sites of the Arizona Womens Heritage Trail. For more information and sources visit here: http://womensheritagetrail.org/search/name.php

  1. Mary Bernard Aguirre - Needs clean-up and citations for Early life section.
  2. Loretta Alvarez
  3. Najeeby Basha - Currently associated with the article Bashas'
  4. Carmen Beltrán
  5. Madeline Berger
  6. Jessie Bevan
  7. Guess Birchett
  8. Theresa Boardman
  9. Polly Hicks Brown
  10. Marietta Bryant
  11. Carnegie Library (Prescott, Arizona)
  12. Georgie Clark
  13. Nellie Cashman
  14. Jean Clark (educator)
  15. Mary Colter
  16. Madge Copeland
  17. Elizabeth Curtis
  18. Rebecca Dallis
  19. Helen Dana
  20. Katharine Drexel - Needs expansion involving her work with the Indigenous people of Arizona.
  21. Luisa Espinel
  22. Theresa Ferrin
  23. Monica Flin
  24. Ana Frohmiller - Needs clean up and expansion.
  25. Kathryn Gammage
  26. Peggy Goldwater
  27. Goodyear Farms
  28. Grant Park Block
  29. Isabella Greenway - Needs clean up, citations, can be expanded a bit perhaps.
  30. Sharlot Hall - Needs clean up
  31. Maie Heard
  32. Pearl Hart - Needs copy edit.
  33. Harvey Girls - Needs citations and expansion
  34. Hebrew Ladies Benevolent Society of Tucson
  35. Atanacia Hughes
  36. Immaculate Heart Academy and Convent
  37. Cutler*Plotkin Jewish Heritage Center
  38. Viola Jimulla - Major clean up and organization needed.
  39. Veora Johnson
  40. Ruth Jordan - Needs major expansion. Currently a stub fixed from a redirect.
  41. Edith Kitt
  42. La Placita (Tucson)
  43. Jesse Linde
  44. Lorna E. Lockwood - Currently a stub.
  45. Rosa McKay
  46. Daisy Moore
  47. Frances Munds
  48. Nampeyo
  49. Fuk Yut Ngan
  50. Graciela Gil Olivarez
  51. Pauline O'Neill (suffrage leader) - Needs clean up.
  52. St. Mary's Church--Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church
  53. Virginia Piper
  54. Eleanor Ragsdale
  55. Mary Ramos
  56. Julia Randall (educator)
  57. Ruth Reinhold
  58. Mary Riley
  59. Annie Rockfellow - Needs clean up, citations and possible expanding.
  60. Margaret Rockwell
  61. Polly Rosenbaum - Needs clean up
  62. Mary Ruffner
  63. Arlena Seneca
  64. Sisters of Mercy (Phoenix, Arizona)
  65. Sisters of Mercy (Prescott, Arizona)
  66. St. Joseph's Medical Center (Tucson, Arizona) - Needs clean up and expansion.
  67. Elizabeth Smith (Entrepreneur)
  68. Placida Garcia Smith
  69. Sarah Herring Sorin - Needs clean up and citations.
  70. Sosa Carrillo Fremont House
  71. Grace Sparkes
  72. Minnie Stevens
  73. Stork's Nest
  74. Martha Summerhayes - Needs major clean up and citations.
  75. Iva Tutt
  76. Carmen Vasquez
  77. Annie Wauneka - Needs expansion and citations.
  78. Clarissa Winsor
  79. Wishing Shrine
  80. Arizona Federation of Woman's Clubs - This could be one article or broken up into the cities the clubs are based in.
  81. Women's Plaza of Honor
  82. Florence Yount
  83. Yuma Prison - Needs expansion and clean up.

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