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Letter, to Myra Bradwell from Susan B. Anthony, 1888 February 14
Letter from Susan B. Anthony to a Mrs. Bradwell asking her or a "Bessie" to speak on the topic of Women as Lawyers at the upcoming observance of the 40th anniversary of the Woman Suffrage Movement.
Transcription is as follows:
My Dear Mrs.…
Transcription is as follows:
My Dear Mrs.…
Letter, from Susan B. Anthony, asking for donations and purchases for History of Woman Suffrage, ca. 1880s
Solicitation letter from Susan B. Anthony asking for donations and purchases for History of Woman Suffrage
Photograph, Woman Suffrage Headquarters in Ohio, 1912
Photograph of the Woman Suffrage Headquarters in Ohio
Broadside, “Why Working Women Want the Vote,” 1917 April 3
Broadside advertising a mass meeting to celebrate the passing of a suffrage amendment through the New York Legislature
Sheet music, “She's Good Enough To Be Your Baby's Mother, and She’s Good Enough to Vote With You,” music by Herman Paley and lyrics by Alfred Bryan, New York: Jerome H. Remick & Co., 1916
Sheet music for "“She's Good Enough To Be Your Baby's Mother, and She’s Good Enough to Vote With You”, with music by Herman Paley and lyrics by Alfred Bryan
Postcard, written to Fanny Radcliffe during her stay at the London Holloway Prison, 1910 November 25
One of two postcards sent to Fanny Radcliffe during her stay at London Holloway Prison for her participation in a stone-throwing protest
Postcard, written to Fanny Radcliffe during her stay at the London Holloway Prison, 1910
One of two postcards sent to Fanny Radcliffe during her stay at London Holloway Prison for her participation in a stone-throwing protest
Cartoon, “The Militant Sex,” Punch, or The London Chariviari, 1908 June 21
Cartoon showing the crowd of suffragists. Caption reads "Mr. Haldane (thinking Territorially), "Ah! If only I could get the men to come forward like that!"
Broadside, “The Suffragettes and Their Unruly Methods,” published by the Women’s Freedom League, London, England, undated.
Published letter stating the writer's belief that the violence enacted by suffragettes has harmed and set back the movement
Keychain, “Rise Suffragettes," ca. 1900s
Keychain with portrait of suffragette with the words "Rise Suffragettes"