Let Her Own Works Praise Her in the Gates: The Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo

By Michelle Ann Kratts - October 26, 2014

Originating with the Graduates Association of Buffalo Seminary, this exclusive women’s club continues to promote education and the arts in this, its third century. Michelle Kratts documents several of the notable figures who laid the foundations for this social and cultural institution.

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Let Her Own Works Praise Her in the Gates: The Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo