Jewish Heroines of America:

1. Rebecca Gratz: Dedicated Her Life to Less Fortunate
2. Penina Moise: Poetess of Judaism
3. Hannah Solomon: Founder of the Nat'l. Council of Jewish Women
4. Ernestine Rose: Key Leader in Women's Rights Struggle
5. Adah Isaacs Menken: Noted Actress and Poet
6. Maud Nathan: Social Worker and Suffragist
7. Rosanna Dyer Osterman: A Civil War Nurse and Philanthropist
8. Phoebe Yates Levy Pember: A Civil War Nurse
9. Rachel "Ray" Frank: “Girl Rabbi of the Golden West”
10. Emma Lazarus: A Poetess and Helper of Immigrants
11. Julia Richman: Educator
12. Henrietta Szold: A Role Model Who Helped To Found Hadassah
13. Hannah Bachman Einstein: Leader In Social Welfare And Jewish Philanthropy
14. Lillian D. Wald: A Pioneer In Public Health Concerns
15. Florence Prag Kahn: Congresswoman
16. Annie Nathan Meyer: Writer And Founder Of Barnard College
17. Beatrice Alexander: The First Lady of Dolls
18. Helena Rubinstein: Businesswoman And Philanthropist
19. Hetty Goldman: Archeologist
20. Minnie Guggenheimer: Fund Raiser Of Lewisohn Stadium
21. Aline Bernstein: Noted Costume Designer For The Stage
22. Jennie Maas Flexner: Reader's Adviser, Librarian & Author
23. Beatrice Fox Auerbach: Philanthropist & Business Executive
24. Blanche Wolf Knopf: Publisher
25. Amy Loveman: Editor and Author
26. Edna Ferber: Writer Of Short Stories, Novels And Plays
27. Jennie Loitman Barron: Judge, Lawyer and Suffragist
28. Ida Rosenthal: Co-Founder of "Maidenform Brassieres"
29. Fania Mary Cohn: Labor Leader and Educator
30. Fannie Hurst: Writer
31. Fanny Brice: Star In Vaudeville, Radio, Theater & Movies
32. Jennie Grossinger: Hotel Executive & Philanthropist
33. Gerty Theresa Radnitz Cori: Nobel Prize Recipient for Medicine & Physiology
34. Gertrude Berg: Star And Writer Of Radio, Stage & Television
35. Louise Nevelson: Sculptress
36. Lena Levine: Gynecologist, Psychiatrist & Marriage Counselor
37. Margaret Arnstein: Nursing Educator & Public Health Nurse
38. Lillian Florence Hellman: Playwright & Author
39. Molly Picon: A Star Of Many Stages
40. Barbara W. Tuchman: Noted Historian And Journalist
41. Sylvia Porter: Great Financial Writer
42. Gertrude Elion: Nobel Prize Recipient in Medicine
43. Thelma "Tiby" Eisen: Female Baseball Star
44. Judith Kaplan Eisenstein: The First American Bat Mitzvah
45. Rose Blumkin: A Rags to Riches Business Woman
46. Celia Adler: A Star on the Yiddish Stage
47. Abigail Levy Franks: The Epitome of a Jewish Mother in Colonial America
48. Ruth Gruber: Advocate for the Immigration of Jews fleeing Hitler and a Journalist

Other exhibits of interest:
American Jewish Heroes and Heroines From Colonial Times to 1900,
American Jewish Heroes and Heroines From 1900 to World War II,
American Jewish Heroes and Heroines From World War II to the Present ,
Jewish Recipients of the Congressional Medal of Honor,
Jewish Heroines of America: World War II to the Present,
Rabbis as Chaplains in America's Military: A Tradition of Service, Dedication and Bravery, and
Jews in America's Military