EDMONIA LEWIS 

Contents 

Who’s Who in the Life and Death of Edmonia Lewis.

Visual artworks

Publications

Other names, search terms, places

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Persons and portrait subjects in The Indomitable Spirit of Edmonia Lewis:

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Abraham;  Harold Adams;  Henry Adams;  John Quincy Adams;  Judge Adams;  Lissie Adams;  Louisa May Alcott;  Fred Allen;  Bishop Richard Allen;  William Alvord;  Sarah Fisher Clampitt Ames;  Hans Christian Anderson;  Gov. John Albion Andrew;  Susan B. Anthony;  Cardinal Antonelli;  Nathan Appleton;  Alexander Archer;    Samuel Chapman Armstrong; Bishop Benjamin W. Arnett;  Alexander P. Ashbourne;  Louisa, Lady Ashburton;  Atahualpa;  J. S. N. Atwell;  Augustus Caesar;

Linda Parris-Bailey;  Thomas Ball;  Alfred Cutler Barnes;  Ferdinand L. Barnett;  François Barois;  Richmond Barthé;  Elizabeth Bartol;  Romare Bearden;  Henry Ward Beecher;  John Bell;  Horace Bender;  Dwight Benton;  Bernini;  Claude Bertin;  Ben Beverly;  Black Hawk;  Lyman Blair;  Geoffrey Blodgett;  Marie-Pauline Bonaparte;  Rosa Bonheur;  Borghese. See Marie-Pauline Bonaparte;  Charles Borromeo;  Henry I. Bowditch;  Alma J. Boyer;  John Bozeman;  Edward A. Brackett;  Enrico Braga;  Phillips Brooks;  Preston Smith Brooks;  Broose. See Bruce; Denise Ward Brown;  Eddie C. Brown;  Henry Kirke Brown;  John Brown;  William Wells Brown;  Elizabeth Barrett Browning; Robert Browning;  Charlie Bruce;  Melissa Bruce;  William Cullen Bryant;  Eva Carter Buckner;  Kirsten Pai Buick; Laura Curtis Bullard;  Michele Buoninsegna;  Christopher Busta-Peck;  Marquess of Bute; Marquis of Bute; John Patrick Crichton-Stuart Bute; Lord Byron;

Augustus Caesar; Octavian Caesar; Guido Cagnacci;  John C. Calhoun;  Damià Capeny;  Antonio Canova;  Jane Carlyle;  Thomas Carlyle;  Cornelia Carr. See Cornelia Crow;  Henry Carter; John Catron;  Cellini;  Elizabeth Buffum Chace;  Maria Weston Chapman; Mrs.Chapman;  Barbara Chase-Riboud;  Silas Francis Marean Chatard;  Ednah Dow Cheney;  Charles Chickering; Lydia Maria Child; Mrs.Child;  Hugh Edward Cholmeley; Isabel Curtis Cholmeley;  William J. Clark;  Sara Jane Clarke. See Grace Greenwood;  Henry Clay;  Cleopatra;  Clio;  Clytie;  Christopher Columbus;  John Condon;  Roscoe Conkling;  Eliza Cook; James Fenimore Cooper;  Bill Cosby; Camille Cosby;  John Sell Cotman;  Charles Austin Cox;  Thomas Crawford;  Crazy Horse;  David Goodman Croly;  Cornelia Crow;  Wayman Crow;  Isabel Curtis. See Cholmeley;  Charlotte Cushman;  Gen. George A. Custer;

John Thomas Dale;  Caroline Wells Healy Dall;  Marianne Dascomb (Lady Principal);  Benjamin Disraeli;  Richard Dixon;  Donatello;  Charles Douglass; Frederick Douglass;  Helen Douglass; Robert M. Douglass, Jr.;  David Driskell;  W. E. B. Du Bois;  Robert Scott Duncanson;  Albrecht Dürer;

Thomas Eakins;  Amelia Blandford Edwards;  Ralph Ellison;  Ralph Waldo Emerson;  Ificelo Ercole;  Walter O. Evans;  Edward Everett;  Moses Ezekiel;

Pio Fedi;  Kate Field; Annie Adams Fields; James T. Fields;  Charles Grandison Finney;  Margaret F. Foley;  Bishop Thomas Patrick Roger Foley;  Edith (Violet) Forbes;  Edith Emerson Forbes;  William Hathaway Forbes;  John W. Forney;  Saint Francis Xavier;  Benjamin Franklin;  John Hope Franklin;  Daniel Freeman;  Florence Freeman;  James E. Freeman;  Mrs. James E. Freeman (Horatia Augusta Latilla); Daniel Chester French;  Anselm Friedrich Fuerbach;  Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller;

Thomas Gainsborough;  Henry Highland Garnet;  William Lloyd Garrison;  George of Prussia;  Virginia Lucy Gerres;  Giambologna;  John Gibson;  Joshua Reed Giddings;  Isabella Gifford;  Christoph W. Gluck;  Lady Godiva;  Johann Wolfgang von Goethe;  Thomas R. Gould;  Wm. J. Gradon;  Billy Graham;  Ulysses S. Grant; Esther Greeley;  Horace Greeley;  Horatio Greenough;  Richard S. Greenough;  Grace Greenwood;  Leonard Grimes;  Pietro Guarnerio;  Guatimozin; George Gurney;

Hagar;  Clara Hale;  Edmund Halley;  George Frideric Handel;  Montague Handley;  Albert E. Harnisch;  Joel Hart; Alonzo Hartwell;  James Henry Haseltine;  Julian Hawthorne; Nathaniel Hawthorne;  Sophia Hawthorne;  Una Hawthorne;  Rutherford B. Hayes;  Matilda Hays;  Hazeltine. See Haseltine;  George P. A. Healy;  William Wallace Hebbard;  Hesper;  Hiawatha;  Edmonia Highgate;  William C. Hill;  Oliver Wendell Holmes;  Homer;  Hugh Honour;  bell hooks;  Edmonia Hopkins;  Harriet (Hatty) Hosmer;  Adaline Turpin Howard;

Adeline (Addie) Turpin Howard;  Alfred G. Howard;  Edwin F. Howard;  Imogen Howard;  Julia Ward Howe;  William Dean Howells;  Hoxie. See Ream, Vinnie;  Huascar;  Robert Ball Hughes;  Harriot Kezia Hunt;  Sarah Augusta Hunt;  Hygeia;

Iganatius of Loyola;  J. S. Ingram;  John Ireland;  Isabella of Spain;  Ishmael;  Chauncey Bradley Ives;

Edmonia Jackson;  Helen Hunt Jackson;  Henry James;  James Jackson Jarves;  Thomas Jefferson;  Geraldine E. Jewsbury;  Andrew Johnson; Mary Augusta Johnson;  William F. Johnson;  William Henry Johnson;  Basil H. Johnston;  John Jones;  Mary Jones;  Saint Joseph;  Albert Bruce-Joy;

John Keep;  Mrs. Keep (Lydia H. Keep);  Harmon Kelley;  Harriet Kelley;  Martin Parry Kennard;  John F. Kennedy;  John Crookshanks King;  Sarah Knox-Goodrich;  Yusef Komunyakaa;

Gérard de Lairesse;  Louisa Lander;  John Mercer Langston;  Horatia Augusta Latilla;  Louise Lawson;  Robert E. Lee;  Leo XIII;  Frank Leslie; Cinderella Lewis;  Dioclesian Lewis; Dio Lewis; Mary Augusta Lewis; Edmonia Lewis. See also Maria Ignatia (baptismal name);  Mary Lewis;  Samuel Lewis (father);  Samuel E. Lewis (nephew);  Samuel W. Lewis; (brother);  Abraham Lincoln;  Leander K. Lippincott;  Sara Jane Clarke Lippincott.. See Grace Greenwood;  Franz Liszt;  Robert Livingston;  John Logan;  Henry Wadsworth Longfellow;  Samuel Longfellow;  Loring Lothrop;  Toussaint L'Ouverture;  Mrs. C. L. Low;  Lucretia;  Priscilla Lund;  Edward Bulwer-Lytton;

Madonna. See also Virgin;  Lefano Maisit;  Andrea Malfatti;  The Malinche;  Horace Mann;  Abby Manning;   Adeline Manning;  Marc Antony;  Doña Marina;  George Perkins Marsh;  Augustus Marshall;  Mrs. James Murray Mason;  Wilhelm Mathieu;  John Cardinal McCloskey;  Alexander McNair;  Medea;  Felix Mendelssohn;  Sallie Mercer;  Michelangelo;  Catherine Mike;  Caty Mike;  Jane Mike;  John Mike;  William Miller;  Martin Millmore;  Capt. S. R. Mills;  Minnehaha;  Minnehaha’s father;  Constant F. Minns;  Frances Antoinette Minns;  Mrs. Robert Bowne Minturn, née Susanna Shaw;   Robert Minturn;  Miriam;  Montezuma;  J. P. Morgan;  Daniel Johnson Morrell;  Samuel E. Morss;  Moses;  Wolfgang A. Mozart;  Joseph Mozier;  Freeman H. M. Murray;  Willis Nazery;  Bartolomo Neroni;  Robert J. Nevin;  John Henry Newman;  Nokomis;  Nydia;

Sister Anthony O’Connell;  Octavian Caesar;  Frank Orland;  Osceola;  Johann Friedrich Overbeck;

Giovanni P. Palestrina;  Erastus Dow Palmer;  John Parker;  Rosa Parks;  Blaise Pascal;  Mary Jane Patterson;  Paul of Tarsus;  Daniel A. Payne;  Elizabeth Palmer Peabody;  David Jones Peck;  William Peckham;  Mary Pell;  I. Garland Penn;  Perseus;  Adelaide Phillips;  Ann Greene Phillips;  Wendell Phillips;  Pius IX;  Platner;  Plutarch;  Pocahontas;  Edgar Allen Poe;  Peter S. Porter;  Hiram Powers; V. C. Prinsip;  Robert Purvis;  Putnam;  Caroline Putnam;  Caroline Remond Putnam;  George P. Putnam;

Josiah Quincy;

Vincenzo Ragusa;  Vinnie Ream;  Rebecca;  Red Jacket;  Charles Lenox Remond;  John Remond;  Maritcha Remond;  Nancy Remond;  Sarah Parker Remond;  Guido Reni;  W. P. Renn;  Joshua Reynolds;  Richard Rhodes;  James H. Ricau, Jr.;  Riccio;  Marilyn Richardson;  William Henry Rinehart;  Robert Ritner;  Antoine Rivalz;  Howard Roberts;  Henry Rocher;  Norman Rockwell;  Auguste Rodin;  John Rogers;  Randolph Rogers;  Carole Ross;  Edmund Gibson Ross;  Gioachino Rossini;  John Rowe;  George Lewis Ruffin;  Christopher Rush;  John Ruskin;  Pelagie Rutgers;

Sagoyewatha;  Augustus Saint-Gaudens;  Sallust;  John Patterson Sampson;  George Sand;  Henry Robertson Sandbach;  Sappho;  Sarah;  John T. Sargent;  Mrs. J. T. Sargent;  Augusta Savage;  Carolyne Sayn-Wittgenstein;  Loren Schweninger;  Dred Scott;  Eliza Scudder;  Semiramis;  Sequoyah;  Harriet Winslow  Sewall;  Samuel E. Sewall;  William H. Seward;  Francis Shaw;  Robert Gould Shaw;  Sarah Shaw;  Philip H. Sheridan;  Roger Sherman;  William Tecumseh Sherman;  Vivian Shipley;  Franklin Simmons;  G. B. Simonds;  Sitting Bull;  Gerrit S. Smith;  J. J. Smith;  E. G. Squier;  Edwin M. Stanton;  Elizabeth Cady Stanton;  Charles Stebbins;  Emma Stebbins;  Henry G. Stebbins;  Karl Steinhäuser;  Thaddeus Stevens;  Hannah E. Stevenson;  Lucy Stone;  Joseph Story;  Julian Story; Waldo Story;  William Wetmore Story;  Harriet Beecher Stowe;  Gilbert Stuart;  Rosalie Sully;  Thomas Sully;  Charles Sumner;  Billy Sunday;  Sunrise;

Tachnedorus;  Adamo Tadolini;  Enrico Tadolini;  Giulio Tadolini;  Scipione Tadolini;  Tito Tadolini;  Loredo Taft;  Benjamin T. Tanner;  Henry Ossawa Tanner;  Tecumseh; Eileen Tenney;  Richard Tenney;  Henry Thatcher;  Antoinette Thomas;  James Peck Thomas;  Tom Thumb; George Ticknor; Samuel J. Tilden; Theodore Tilton; Sojourner Truth; Henry T. Tuckerman;  Henry McNeal Turner;  Mark Twain;

Muse Urania;  Levina Buoncuore Urbino;

John H. Van Evrie;  James Varick;  Luella Vaney;  Elihu Vedder;  Venus;  Giuseppe Verdi;  Jones Very;  Victor Emmanuel II;  Virgin. See also Madonna;  Leonard Volk;  Voltaire;  Carlo Voss;  Karl Voss;

Richard Wagner;  J. Q. A. Ward;  Booker T. Washington;  George Washington;  Anna Quincy Waterston;  Helen Ruthven Waterston;  Robert Waterston;  Anthony Wayne;  Daniel Webster;  George Wein;  Theodore Weld; Ida B. Wells;  Phillis Wheatley;  Alfred White;  Anne Whitney;  Sarah Whitney;  John Greenleaf Whittier;  Frances E. Willard;  Lizzie Williams;  Roger Williams;  Judith Wilson;  Emile Wolf;  Shakspere Wood;  Henry Wreford;  AA Wright;  Albert Alan Wright;  William W. Wright; 

Zenobia.

Visual Artworks (except portraits) in The Indomitable Spirit of Edmonia Lewis:

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Abolition of Slavery in the United States (Pezzicar);  Adoration of the Magi, The (Lewis);  Africa Awakening (Whitney);  African-American Clergyman (Lewis);  African Sibyl (Hosmer);  America (Bell);  Angel of Grief, The (Story);  Angel of the Waters, The (Stebbins);  Asleep (Lewis);  Awake (Lewis);

Bagpipe Lesson, The (Tanner); Bride of Spring, The (Lewis);

Cléopàtre mourant (Barois);  Clytie Turned into a Sunflower (Lewis);  Columbus Doors (R. Rogers); Dancing Girl, The (Canova);

Death of Cleopatra, The (Lewis). Also Dying Cleopatra;  Death of Cleopatra, The (Prinsip); Dying Gladiator, The (Antique);  Dying Niobid, The (Antique); Dying Slave, The (Michelangelo);

Forced Prayer, The (Guarnerio);  Forever Free (Lewis); Freed Woman and Her Child, The (Lewis);  Freedman (Ward);  Freedwoman. See Freed Woman;

Greek Slave, The (Powers); Gross Clinic, The (Eakins);

Indian Girl, The (Palmer); Indian Hunter, The (Ward); Indian Maiden’s Lament, The (Mozier);  Indians in Battle (Lewis); Indians Wrestling. See Indians in Battle (Lewis);

Landing of Columbus, The (Lewis);  Last of Her Tribe, The (Powers);  Learning to Play the Bagpipes (Tanner);  Liberty / Triumphant in War and Peace (Crawford);  Libyan Sibyl, The (Story);  Lincoln with His Proclamation (Lewis);  Love Caught in a Trap (Lewis);  Ludovisi Throne (Antique);

Marriage of Hiawatha, The (Lewis);  Minute Man 1775 (French); Morning of Liberty, The (Lewis);

Native American ancestor (Lewis);  Night (Lewis);  Nydia, the Blind Girl of Pompeii (Rogers);

 Old Arrow Maker, The (Lewis);  Olive Trees at San Remo (Lewis);  Our Martyr (Bannister); Oxen Plowing (Bonheur);

Pietà (Michelangelo);  Poor Cupid (Lewis);  Preghiera (Lewis);  Première Pose, La (Roberts);

Rape of Polyxena, The (Fedi); Rape of the Sabine Women, The (Giambologna);  Religious Liberty (Ezekiel);  Roma (Whitney);  Roman Girls on the Seashore (Vedder)

Savoyard Boy, The (Freeman); Seasons, The (Lewis); Shipwrecked Mother and Child, The (Brackett);  Slave Auction, The (Rogers); Slave, The (Buoninsegna);  Sleeping Faun (Hosmer); Soldier (Lewis); Soldiers and Sailors Monument, The (Rogers); Spirit of the Carnival (Ream); Spring (Lewis);

Temple of Fame (Hosmer);

Under the Oaks (Bannister);

Veiled Bride of Spring, The (Lewis);

Wept of Wish-ton-Wish, The (Mozier); West, The (Ream); Woman dressed as an Italian farm girl / contadina (Lewis);  Woman Triumphant (Hart);  Woman with a rose in her hair (Lewis);  Woman with plaited hair (Lewis); Wooing of Hiawatha, The (Lewis).

Publications mentioned in the text of The Indomitable Spirit of Edmonia Lewis:

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Albany Capitol;  Alden’s Illustrated Family Magazine;  American Catholic Who’s Who, The;  American Cyclopedia;  Appeal in Favor of That Class of Americans Called Africans, An (Child);  Appletons' Annual Cyclopædia;  Art-Idea (Jackson); Art-Journal (London);  Art Journal (New York);  Athenæum (London);  Atlanta Constitution;  Atlantic Monthly;

Baltimore Sun;  Beadle’s Monthly;  Black Man: His Antecedents …, The (Brown);  Book of the Artists (Tuckerman); Boston American Traveller;  Boston Commonwealth;  Boston Daily Traveller;  Boston Evening Record;  Boston Every Saturday;  Boston Liberator;  Boston Transcript;  Broad Ax;  Brooklyn Eagle;

Chicago Evening Post;  Chicago Tribune;  Christian Recorder;  Christian Register;  Cleopatra (Story);  Colored American;

Dial, The;

Edinburgh Scotsman;  Edmonia Lewis (The young colored woman who has successfully modelled the bust of Colonel Shaw) (Waterston); Evangeline (Longfellow);

Fort Wayne Gazette;  Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper;  Freedmen’s Record;

Great American Sculptures (Clark);  Great Expectations (Dickens);  Guardian;

Half Sisters (Jewsbury);  Hartford Courant;  Herald of Health;  History of African American Artists from 1792 to the Present, A (Bearden and Henderson);  How Edmonia Lewis Became an Artist;

Illinois Teacher;  Independent;  Indianapolis News;  Indianapolis Sentinel;  Invisible Man (Ellison);

Janesville Gazette;

Ladies’ Repository;  Ladies’ Visitor;  Last Days of Pompeii, The (Lytton);  Liberator;  Literary World;  Lorain County News;  Lothair (Disraeli);

Marble Faun, The (Hawthorne);  Medical Times and Gazette;  Murray’s Handbook of Rome;

 Narrative (Truth); National Anti-Slavery Standard;  New York Age;  New York Daily Graphic;  New York Evening Post;  New York Herald Tribune;  New York Journal;  New York Times;  New-York Tribune;  North Star;  Northwestern Chronicle;

Oberlin Review;

Progressive American;  Petersburg Index;  Philadelphia Press;  Phrenological Journal;  Pioneer Press;  Prang’s Chromo;  Profiles in Courage (Kennedy);  Progress: For the Promotion of the Fine Arts;  Punchinello;  Putnam’s Magazine;

Raven, The (Poe);  Reason Why the Colored American is Not in the World’s Columbian Exposition, The;  Revolution, The;  Rising Son, The (Brown);  Roba di Roma (Story);  Roman World;  Romance of the Republic (Child); Rosary, The;  Round Table, The;

San Francisco Chronicle;  San Francisco Daily Morning Call;  San Francisco Elevator;  San Francisco Evening Bulletin;  San Francisco Pacific Appeal;  San Jose Patriot;  San Jose Mercury;  Saturday Evening Post;  Six Black Masters of American Art (Bearden and Henderson);  Song of Hiawatha, The (Longfellow);  Statue, “The Death of Cleopatra,” The (Shipley);

Tablet, The;  Thousand Miles Up the Nile, A (Edwards);

Uncle Tom’s Cabin (Stowe);

West Eau Claire Argus;  What Constitutes A Negro! (Buckner);  Wisconsin Lumberman;  Woman’s Journal;

Zeitschrift für bildende Kunst;  Zoe, A History of Two Lives (Jewsbury).

Other names, search terms, and places mentioned in The Indomitable Spirit of Edmonia Lewis:

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Abolition and abolitionist;  Akwesasne Mohawk Nation;  Albany;  AME Church;  AME Zion Church;  American College in Rome;  American Revolution;  anti-slavery;  Atlanta World’s Fair. See International Cotton States Exposition;  Aunt Jemima;

Black codes;  black robes; Blackfoot;  Boston;  Boston Female Anti-Slavery Society;  Borgo Vecchio;  Boston marriage;  British Museum;  Brook Green;  Brooklyn;

Calvinist; Catholic Church. See also Roman Church,  Roman Catholic Church;  Caughnawaga. See also Kahnawake;  Cherokee;  Cheyenne;  Chicago Exposition. See Interstate Exposition;  Chicago World’s Fair. See Columbian Exposition;  Childs & Co. gallery;  Chippewa. See also Chippeway;  Christie's; Church of England;  Cincinnati; City of Chester; Civil Rights Act of 1875;  Civil War;  Clark Street;  Cleveland;  Colfax massacre;  Colored Orphan Asylum;  Colored Soldiers' Fair;  colored sculptor,  Columbian Exposition, Cowan, Chicago, 1893;  Currier & Ives;

Declaration of Independence;  Dred Scott decision;  Duomo;

Earls Court Road;  Edmonia Lewis Center for Women and Transgender People;  Emancipation Proclamation;  L’Exposition Universelle,  Paris, 1867;

Fifteenth Amendment;  Fisk University; Florence, Italy;  Forest Park Historical Society;  Fourteenth Amendment; Freeborn & Co.;  Freedmen’s Bureau Act;

Gabriel's Auctions; Genesee Falls, NY;  Grand Festival March (Wagner);  Grand River First Nation; Great Spirit; Good Spirit; 

Haiti;  Hamburg massacre;  Hammersmith Infirmary;  Hampton; Herkimer Street;  Hotel Allemagna;  Hotel Costanzi;  Howard Colored Orphan Asylum;  Howard University; 

Inca;  Indian name; International and Cotton States Exposition, Atlana, 1895;  International Art Association, Chicago;  International Hotel;  Interstate Exposition, Chicago, 1878;  Iroquois; Ishkoodah;

Jesuit;  Jew;  Jim Crow;  John Brown’s Body;

Kahnawake (Caughnawaga);  Kanien:keha’ka. See Mohawk;  Kensington

Liverpool Museums;  Locanda Costanzi;

McGraw;  Mississauga;  Mohawk ;  Mount Auburn Cemetery;

Negro wench;  New England Freedmen’s Aid Society;  New York Central College;  New York City;  Newark; Niagara Falls;  National Academy of Design;  nude or nudity;

Oberlin;  Oblate Sisters of Providence;  Our Lady of Victories church;

Palazzo Barberini;  Palazzo Moroni;  Paris World’s Fair. See L’Exposition Universelle;  Penobscot;  Pérreire; Philadelphia;  Piazza Barbieri;  Piazza di Spagna;  Pincian Gardens; Pincian Hill;  Plessy v. Ferguson;

Quirinal Hill;

Reconstruction;  Richmond; Rome;

Saint Francis Xavier;  Saint Paul;  Salt Lake City;  San Domingo;  San Francisco; San Francisco Art Association;  San Jose;  secrets;  Seminole Indians;  Seneca;  Shiloh;  Sioux;  Skinner, Inc.; Smithsonian American Art Museum;  Society of the Divine Savior;  Sotheby's; Store St.;  strange sisterhood;  suffrage;  Suhkuhegarequa;  Sunrise;  Syracuse;

Thirteenth Amendment;  tragic mulatta;  Tremont Temple;

Underground Railroad;  Union League;  United States Centennial;  Urban League Club;  Ursiline Nuns;

Vatican;  Via Condotti;  Via del Babuino;  Via della Fontanella;  Via della Frezza;  Via di San Basilio;  Via di San Nicola da Tolentino;  Via Gregoriana;  Via Margutta;  Vicola di San Nicola da Tolentino;  Vicolo Alibert;  Victoria and Albert Museum;  Ville de Paris; Virginia Normal and Collegiate Institute;

Walker Art Gallery;  War of 1812;  Watkins Glen;  Wayland;  Wild Fire (or Wildfire);  Williams and Everett;  Winnebago; 

YMCA