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I want to speak for myself at the polls.
VOTES FOR WOMEN
I want to speak for myself
at the polls.
[Image: A girl in a green period dress reaches out to a boy deep in thought and dressed in a patriotic costume. The text below the image reads, "I want to speak for myself at the…
I want to speak for myself
at the polls.
[Image: A girl in a green period dress reaches out to a boy deep in thought and dressed in a patriotic costume. The text below the image reads, "I want to speak for myself at the…
Let New York be Next
Let New York be Next: Let New York Be Next - Vote for the Woman Suffrage Amendment, November 6, 1917
[Image: The suffrage map on a postcard from the successful 1917 campaign for an amendment to the New York State Constitution granting full…
[Image: The suffrage map on a postcard from the successful 1917 campaign for an amendment to the New York State Constitution granting full…
Mrs. Anti-Suffrage
Spokesman – "We have called to express our extreme gratichude fer the bee-utiful fight you are making on our behalf."
CHILD LABOR
EXPLOITER
SALOON
KEEPER
WHITE
SLAVER
FOOD
DOPER
POLITICAL
BOSS
MRS. ANTI-
SUFFRAGE
CHILD LABOR
EXPLOITER
SALOON
KEEPER
WHITE
SLAVER
FOOD
DOPER
POLITICAL
BOSS
MRS. ANTI-
SUFFRAGE
Mrs. Jessie Hardy Stubbs
Mrs. Jessie Hardy Stubbs, later Mrs. Benton Mackaye, also known as "Betty" MacKaye.
Three-quarter portrait of Jessie Hardy [MacKaye] facing camera, in light-colored suit, hand in pocket, wearing hat. Autographed in ink "Love and greetings from…
Three-quarter portrait of Jessie Hardy [MacKaye] facing camera, in light-colored suit, hand in pocket, wearing hat. Autographed in ink "Love and greetings from…
She's good enough for me!
[Image: A boy in a patriotic costume holds the shoulders and looks at a girl in a large yellow period dress. The text below the image reads, "She's good enough for me!"]; 9x14 cm; print.
Suffrage First
[Image: A young boy with flowers in hand reaches for a young girl. The girl's doll lays in the floor at her feet. The text below the image reads, "Suffrage First."]; 9x14cm; print.
The Spirit of '76
The Spirit of '76.
VOTES
FOR
WOMEN
AFTER THE PAINTING BY [FRANCES] WILLARD.
[Image: Three babies in dresses march with drums, a flute, and a banner which reads, "Votes for Women." Below the image, the text reads, "The Spirit of '76."];…
VOTES
FOR
WOMEN
AFTER THE PAINTING BY [FRANCES] WILLARD.
[Image: Three babies in dresses march with drums, a flute, and a banner which reads, "Votes for Women." Below the image, the text reads, "The Spirit of '76."];…
Vote for Woman Suffrage
Women Vote in the White States – Why Not In Our State?
Votes for Women
Postcard image of women and girls wearing sashes in a wagon pulled by horses.
Postcard addressed to: Miss Lucy Burns, 1420 F St., N.W., Washington, D.C.
Message on verso of item: "Yours in regard to Rules Com. received. This is just to assure…
Postcard addressed to: Miss Lucy Burns, 1420 F St., N.W., Washington, D.C.
Message on verso of item: "Yours in regard to Rules Com. received. This is just to assure…
Votes for Women a Success: North America Proves it
The Canadian provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba extended full suffrage to their women in 1916. Ontario gave them full suffrage in March, 1917.
How long will the Republic of the United States lag behind the Monarchy…
How long will the Republic of the United States lag behind the Monarchy…