Following the 1908 Springfield riot, seven members of an organization named for this place, including suffragist Mary White Ovington and anti-imperialist Moorfield Storey, founded the NAACP.
This place names a series of 14 meetings of premillenarian Christians led by James Brookes, known as its namesake "Bible conferences." The anti-accommodationist resolutions adopted by a radical organization named for this place were drafted in the home of Mary B. Talbert. Following the 1908 Springfield riot, seven members of an organization named for this place, including suffragist Mary White Ovington and anti-imperialist Moorfield Storey, founded the NAACP. A city that was named after this place contains the town of Lundy's Lane, where a War of 1812 battle took place. In 1905, W. E. B. Du Bois founded a civil rights organization called this place's "Movement." For 10 points, name this landmark that Annie Taylor went over in a barrel, a tourist attraction in New York.
This place names a series of 14 meetings of premillenarian Christians led by James Brookes, known as its namesake "Bible conferences.
Niagara Falls [accept Niagara River or Niagara County or Niagara Movement, etc.] &lt;US History&gt;