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Published list of demands, issued by BSU to UGA President Fred Davison, 1970
A published list of the demands that the BSU originally gave to UGA President Fred Davison in early 1969
Photograph, Robert Benham, founding president of the UGA Black Student Union, 1970
Photograph of Robert Benham, who was the founding president of the UGA Black Student Union
A map of the first section of that part of Georgia now known as the Cherokee Territory ... designated the Gold Districts and taken from actual survey, 1832 [?]
Map showing the gold districts outlined by the Georgia General Assembly. There are over 10,000 lots shown here. This land was outlined despite the land officially being Cherokee Territory.
Broadside, “Suffrage as a War Measure,” 1917 October
Broadside advertising woman's suffrage as a component of national defense
Photograph, Austin T. Walden with Ivan Allen Jr., February 3, 1964
Ivan Allen Jr. swears in A.T. Walden as judge of the Atlanta Municipal Court
Photograph, Heman Perry (center) discussing business, 1921
Heman Perry (middle), founder of Citizens Trust Bank and Standard Life Insurance Company, discusses business with music publisher Harry Pace (left) and entrepreneur Alonzo Herndon (right).
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
Broadside, National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies Information Handout, produced by the National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies, 1912 February
Informational booklet about the National Union Women's Suffrage Societies of England
Broadside, “Women in the Home,” National American Woman Suffrage Association, 1910
Broadside relating the issue of enfranchisement to taking cause of a house, expanding the definition of the domestic sphere
Broadside, “To the 8,000,000 Working Women in the United States,” National Woman Suffrage Association, 1915
Broadside appealing to women to demand the right to vote