City Federation of Women's Clubs
After Temple's first federation of women's clubs accomplished its goal of founding a library and disbanded in 1902, this organization was created in 1915 to coordinate the work of the city's women's clubs. Members met in a variety of locations until a clubhouse was built in 1947-48. The city federation of women's clubs has led efforts to beautify the city with landscaping; worked for health and safety issues; organized youth recreational programs; supported educational reforms and social service programs; and provided leadership for the creative arts in Temple. (1991)
31.1064° N, 97.3345° W
Nearby Markers
- 0.3 mi NW C. L. Walker Home Temple
- 0.4 mi SW First Presbyterian Church of Temple Temple
- 0.5 mi NE Nora Lee Mayhew Wendland Temple
- 0.5 mi NE Yee Pat Ling Temple
- 0.5 mi NE Cyrus Maxwell Campbell Temple
- 0.5 mi N Arthur Carroll Scott, Sr., M.D. Temple