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Illustration, "How it would be if some ladies had their own way," Harper's Weekly, 1868 May 16
This anti-suffrage illustration shows men and women but outside their traditional gender roles.
Illustration, "Hydraulic Mining," Gold-Mining in Georgia, Harper's new monthly magazine. v. 59, September 1879
Illustration showing the process of hydraulic mining
Illustration, "Struck a Pocket," Gold-Mining in Georgia, Harper's new monthly magazine. v. 59, September 1879
Prospectors mining and panning for gold in Georgia
Illustration, "The Proof is in the Pudding," Gold-Mining in Georgia, Harper's new monthly magazine. v. 59, September 1879
Illustration showing people panning for gold in Georgia
Illustration, "The Stamp Mill," Gold-Mining in Georgia, Harper's new monthly magazine. v. 59, September 1879
Illustration showing an advanced version of a stamp mill
Illustration, "Women at the Polls in New Jersey in the Good Old Times", Harper's Weekly, 1880 November 13
This color lithograph shows a group of three women voting in New Jersey in 1880.
Illustration, “Where’s the Difference?” Harper’s Bazaar, 1869 July 3
Illustration showing women participating in a traditional male environment (with negative perspective)
Illustration, “Win-the-War Women: The Nurse,” The Woman Citizen, 1918 May 4
Illustration showing a woman nurse during World War I
Illustration, Proposed High Trestle, undated
Example of a wooden trestle used to transport water used in the gold mining process
Illustration, women securing signatures for a petition in New York City, Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Weekly, 1894 May 3
Cover illustration showing women securing petitions for women's suffrage