In the late 1800s, the Fred Harvey Company hired Mary Coulter as their chief designer and architect, a groundbreaking role for a woman at the time. Coulter brought innovation and creativity to her projects, such as La Posada in Winslow, Arizona, which she designed with a rich, imaginative backstory, blending cultural influences and environmental considerations. Her work drew admiration from around the world, showcasing her visionary approach to architecture and design. The Harvey Girls part 5