Historical Inductees Anna Lee Aldred Professional Jockey Dr. Susan Anderson Rural Physician Lena Archuleta Educator Caroline Bancroft Author/Historian Isabella Bird Author Helen Marie Black Civic/Cultural Leader Helen Bonfils Philanthropist Janet Petra Bonnema Transportation Engineer Elise Boulding Nobel Prize Nominee Louie Croft Boyd Nurse/Educator Dr. Antonia Brico Conductor Clara Brown Pioneer Margaret "Molly" Brown Titanic Heroine Mary Coyle Chase Playwright Chipeta Indian Negotiator Caroline Churchill Publisher Oleta Crain U.S. Government Official Margaret L. Curry First Woman Parole Officer   Sarah Platt Decker Volunteer Fannie Mae Duncan Colorado Springs Businesswoman and Entrepreneur Mamie Eisenhower Humanitarian Edwina Hume Fallis Teacher Genevieve Fiore Peace Activist Dr. Justina Ford Physician Virginia Hart Fraser Long Term Care Ombudsman Erinea Garcia Gallegos Educator and San Luis Valley Postmaster Laura Gilpin Photographer Emily Griffith Educator Helen Hunt Jackson Author Frances Wisebart Jacobs Charity Founder Captain Katherine Keating U.S. Navy Officer, Pharmacist Mary Florence Lathrop Attorney Virginia Lincoln Physicist Mary Hauck Elitch Long Co-creator of Elitch Gardens Fannie Lorber Community Organizer/Leader Martha Maxwell Taxidermist Frances McConnell-Mills Forensic Medicine Pioneer Hattie McDaniel Actress, First African-American to win an Academy Award Golda Meir Prime Minister of Israel Mary Miller Founder of Lafayette, Colorado Rachel Bassette Noel Civil Rights Pioneer Susan O’Brien Journalist Owl Woman Indian Negotiator Charlotte Perry and Portia Mansfield Performing Arts Educators Antoinette Perry-Frueauff Broadway Actress/Producer/Director Helen Louise White Peterson Native American Advocate Anna C. Petteys Education Advocate, United Nations Proponent Jane Silverstein Ries Landscape Architect Mary Rippon Educator Pauline Short Robinson Librarian Eliza Routt Women's Rights Pioneer, First Registered Woman Voter in Colorado Josephine Roche Labor Advocate Dr. Florence Sabin Physician Dr. Hazel Schmoll Botanist Bartley Marie Scott Rancher (Ouray County) Eudochia Bell Smith Politician Dr. Caroline Spencer Women's Suffrage Leader May Bonfils Stanton Philanthropist Ruth Stockton Politician Elizabeth Hickok Robbins Stone Pioneer Augusta Pierce Tabor Philanthropist Baby Doe Tabor Folk Heroine Alice Bemis Taylor Philanthropist (Colorado Springs) Arie Taylor State Legislator Sister Mary Luke Tobin Peace Activist Marie Wormington-Volk Anthropologist Jean Yancey Entrepreneur Mildred “Babe” Didrikson Zaharias Sportswoman For a list of inductees by year, click here.
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