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Crowd breaking parade up at 9th St., Mch [i.e. March] 3, 1913 / Taylor, Wash., D.C.
Woman's suffrage procession in Washington, D.C. being stopped by a crowd.
Women's Procession, June 17th, 1911.
WOMEN'S FREEDOM LEAGUE
1, Robert Street, Adelphi.
Women's Procession,
June 17th, 1911.
Please be at the Victoria Embankment between
Temple Station and Blackfrias Bridge at 4:30p.m.,
SATURDAY, JUNE 17TH.
We shall be much obliged if you will…
1, Robert Street, Adelphi.
Women's Procession,
June 17th, 1911.
Please be at the Victoria Embankment between
Temple Station and Blackfrias Bridge at 4:30p.m.,
SATURDAY, JUNE 17TH.
We shall be much obliged if you will…
SUFFRAGETTE PARADE, LITTLEHAMPTON, JULY 19, 1913
SUFFRAGETTE PARADE, LITTLEHAMPTON, JULY 19, 1913
Julia Strachey A chip off the old block.
[Image: Postcard featuring photographic image of a suffragists parade, Littlehampton, parade moving up street, three banners carried, crowds lining…
Julia Strachey A chip off the old block.
[Image: Postcard featuring photographic image of a suffragists parade, Littlehampton, parade moving up street, three banners carried, crowds lining…
Medicine
[Image: Medicine banner designed by Mary Lowndes for NUWSS march 13 June 1908.]
Suffragette Procession June 17, 1911
IMPRISONMENT
TO WIN
FREEDOM
FOR
WOMEN
[Image: Photographic postcard, printed, paper, monochrome, suffragette process taken from above, Christabel Pankhurst in a white dress and academic robes walking ahead of a banner '690 IMPRISONMENTS TO WIN…
TO WIN
FREEDOM
FOR
WOMEN
[Image: Photographic postcard, printed, paper, monochrome, suffragette process taken from above, Christabel Pankhurst in a white dress and academic robes walking ahead of a banner '690 IMPRISONMENTS TO WIN…
Amendment float – Suffragette's parade. March 3, 1913 - Washington, D.C.
WE DEMAND AN
AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE
UNITED STATES
ENFRANCHISING THE
WOMEN OF THIS COUNTRY
AMENDMENT FLOAT – SUFFRAGETTES PARADE – MARCH 3, 1913 – WASHINGTON – D.C.
AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE
UNITED STATES
ENFRANCHISING THE
WOMEN OF THIS COUNTRY
AMENDMENT FLOAT – SUFFRAGETTES PARADE – MARCH 3, 1913 – WASHINGTON – D.C.
Militant Suffragettes
MILITANT SUFFRAGETTES.
MORE
KANDY
MORE
JAM
NO MORE
SCHOOL
FOR US!
HUBBIES
TO BE
HOME
BY
8 P.M.
[Image: Three children walk in a line outside. The first child, a girl, holds a sign that reads, “More Kandy More Jam.” The second…
MORE
KANDY
MORE
JAM
NO MORE
SCHOOL
FOR US!
HUBBIES
TO BE
HOME
BY
8 P.M.
[Image: Three children walk in a line outside. The first child, a girl, holds a sign that reads, “More Kandy More Jam.” The second…
For the Safety of the Nation
FOR THE SAFETY OF THE NATION
LET THE WOMEN HAVE THE VOTE.
FOR THE HAND THAT ROCKS THE CRADLE
WILL NEVER ROCK THE BOAT.
[Image: A parade goes on in the rain. Several of the marchers carry umbrellas. There is a large American Flag in the front of…
LET THE WOMEN HAVE THE VOTE.
FOR THE HAND THAT ROCKS THE CRADLE
WILL NEVER ROCK THE BOAT.
[Image: A parade goes on in the rain. Several of the marchers carry umbrellas. There is a large American Flag in the front of…
Suf-Parade 1913 Was D.C.
Image: Wide view down of a parade in progress. Several women march and hold banners. Many spectators watch along the sides. In the bottom is written: Suf-Parade 1913 Was D.C.
"Votes for women Cardiff University Rag Week."
[Image: Lorry, loaded with young men and women in fancy dress, with a handwritten "Votes for Women" sign on side]