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Photograph, Beginning of Woman Suffrage Procession Parade, Washington D.C., 1913 March 3
Image shows the beginning of the Woman Suffrage Procession Parade as they come upon Pennsylvania Avenue
Ticket to a Woman Suffrage Mass Meeting, held by the Interurban Woman Suffrage Council, Carnegie Hall, New York, 1912? March 10
This ticket allowed admittance to a Woman Suffrage Mass Meeting at Carnegie Hall, in which suffragists would tell their stories about being beaten by police or their time in prison.
Broadside, advertising suffrage event with speaker Anna Howard Shaw, New York City, 1916 December 1
This broadside advertises a women's suffrage event, where Anna Howard Shaw was scheduled to speak. Shaw was a prominent leader of the American women's suffrage movement.
Flyer, advertising a suffrage rally with speakers Margaret Foley and Frank Pope, Concord, Massachusetts, 1915 March 11
The suffrage rally advertised in this rally is stated to have two speakers: Margaret Foley and Frank Pope. Foley was a well-known labor organizer, suffragist, and social worker. According to the flyer, Pope was the Ex-Auditor of the Commonwealth [of…
Postcard, the scene “Liberty and Her Attendants,” from the performance of “The Allegory,” Washington, D.C., 1913 March 3
Many suffrage parades were embellished with pageants, or mini dramas and tableaus. During the 1913 suffrage parade in Washington, D.C. the procession came to a stop in front of the U.S. Treasury building and more than 100 women performed “The…
Sheet music, “Oh! You Suffragettes,” by J.J. Gallagher and B.A. Koellhoffer, Irvington, New Jersey, 1912
Sheet music written by J.J. Gallagher and B.A. Koellhoffer, melody by B.A. Koellhoffer, and arrangement by Arthur H. Weberbauer. This song pokes fun at anti-suffragists, who called suffragettes “spinsters.”
Sheet music, “Woman Forever March,” by E. T. Paull, New York, 1916
Sheet music composed by E.T. Paull. The lithograph shows four women (labeled "Justice", "Liberty", "Victory", and "Equality") lifting up another woman.
Postcard, "Ain't man generous? Everything but that Vote!", undated
Postcard with political cartoon. Acts as a partner/accompanying piece to the "I have it all. I should worry!" postcard. "VOTES FOR WOMEN" is printed at the top.
Postcard, "I have it all. I should worry!", undated
Postcard with political cartoon. Acts as a partner/accompanying piece to the "Ain't man generous? Everything but that Vote!" postcard. "VOTES FOR WOMEN" is printed at the top, but with the first two letters of women crossed out so it read "VOTES FOR…
Broadside, “Woman Suffrage in War Time,” published by the National American Woman Suffrage Association, 1918 July
Gives summary of country's actions regarding women's suffrage in relation to women's contributions to the WWI war effort, ending with the United States.