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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…
Postcard, Washington Park Entrance Sign, 2011
Modern sign for Washington Park, a historically-Black park in Atlanta
Postcard, Women Writers' Suffrage League, 1909
Postcard depicting the personification of prejudice holding a woman back from the personification of justice
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
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
Poster (reproduction), "The Cat and Mouse Act," Women’s Social and Political Union, London, 1914
Poster depicting the "Cat and Mouse Act", a nickname for a law that allowed the early release of prisoners whose health had declined (in this case, arrested suffragettes protesting with hunger strikes), with the understanding that they would serve…
Poster (reproduction), Torturing Women in Prison, created by the Women’s Social and Political Union, London, 1913
Poster showing the forced feeding of women in prison as a response to suffragettes going on hunger strikes
Poster, "Inez Milholland Boissevain who died for the freedom of woman" published by the National Women's Party, 1917
Poster depicting Inez Milholland Boissevain as a martyr for the women's suffrage movement
Poster, “Come Out for Gay Liberation” ca. 1970s
Poster advertising a series of workshops sponsored by the Committee on Gay Education
Poster, “Lincoln Said Women Should Vote”, undated
Poster using Lincoln's support as a reason for others to also support the women's suffrage movement