Sarah C. Grant of St. Paul, Minn., organizing in Illinois for Congressional Union, is a graduate of the Johns Hopkins Hospital Training School for Nurses in 1908, and for three and one-half years a member of the Social Service department of the Massachusetts Hospital, Boston, Mass.
Summary: Formal portrait, head and chest, Sarah C. Grant of St. Paul, Minnesota, wearing wide-brimmed straw hat with satin trim, wide-collared light blouse over darker jacket, with handkerchief sticking out from left lapel pocket.
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- 1913–1916
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- Wikimedia Commons
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- 2,276 × 3,175 pixels
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