The National Willa Cather Center is proud to share a wonderful array of pictures from our events, our facilities, and our history. Hover over the photo for descriptions.
This gallery contains pictures of Willa Cather's life, from infancy to her final resting place in Jaffrey, New Hampshire. The photos are not sequenced in chronological order. More information about any particular image can be found by hovering...
This gallery contains photos depicting the change and growth of the Willa Cather Foundation; from the early days of the Willa Cather Pioneer Memorial (WCPM), to the acquisition of our properties.
Willa Cather was greatly influenced by her travels and the people she met. This gallery gives a glimpse of the places that Willa Cather considered important to her from her birthplace in Virginia, to her childhood in Nebraska, and her later...
This gallery contains pictures of Willa Cather's family. The National Willa Cather Center has an extensive collection of the family's portraits and photos.
In her exhibition, Soundstitching: Sites and Sounds of Willa Cather’s World, Cassia Kite uses her distinctive Soundstitching process to transform the colors from hand-stitched images of Cather, her childhood home, the Red Cloud Opera House,...
The National Willa Cather Center and the Webster County Historical Museum have teamed up to exhibit some rarely seen objects and photographs from our collections as we look at Our Changing Main Street .
Works by Kathleen Lohr and Rick Rasmussen Most works are available for sale unless marked NFS. Click on the images below for more details. For questions or to make a purchase, please contact program associate Alise Perault at 402-746-2653 or...
The National Willa Cather Center is honored to remember the legacy of Red Cloud-born artist Lynn Wolfe in a posthumous retrospective. A self-described watercolorist first, sculptor second, and stained-glass artist third, the work in this...
Willa Cather grew up reading and then publishing during the period considered to be the Golden Age of Illustration in the United States. Spanning roughly 1880–1920, these years are marked by explosive growth in the popularity of illustrated...
