"In 1874, Mary Moody became the first female student at the . ... Moody graduated from medical school in 1876 and worked as a physician in for approximately nine years. While in Buffalo, she advocated for preventative medicine, lectured at the Women’s Gymnasium, and participated in the establishment of the Dispensary for Women and Children. ... The also is significant. It is an exuberant expression of the style of the late Victorian period and one of the few surviving buildings dating from this period in this section of ."
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Mary Blair Moody
(née Blair, August 8, 1837 – August 18, 1919) was an American , and associate editor for the Bulletin of the Buffalo Naturalists' Field Club. She was the first female member of the .
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