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Mrs. George S. Williams, also known as Mamie, served as president of the Georgia State Federation of Colored Women Clubs. In 1924 she represented Georgia as the first African American woman appointed to the Republican National Committee. She was also…

This color lithograph shows a group of three women voting in New Jersey in 1880.

Front page of Women's Political World newspaper (Vol.1 No.1), featuring a political cartoon.

Cover lithograph image of the 4/10/1915 issue of Woman's Journal and Suffrage News. The subtitle is "Lucy Stone's Vision". Lucy Stone was a prominent suffragist and abolitionist.

This small photograph, called a carte de visite, from the year 1864 features Sojourner Truth. Truth was a prominent abolitionist and activist of women's rights in the nineteenth century. The statement "I Sell the Shadow to Support the Substance " is…

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This Master Mason certificate displays the various emblems that are learned and applied through the first three rituals of the blue degrees: Entered Apprentice; Fellow Craft; and, Master Mason. An array of symbols such as this is also called a…