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Letter from Nathalie Gookin to her aunt, November 07, 1916
Title:
Letter from Nathalie Gookin to her aunt, 1916
Description:
Gookin sends an update about college life to her aunt, including a detailed account of a political rally held at the school.
Date:
1916-11-07
Collection:
Nathalie Gookin Papers
Letter from Nathalie Gookin to her mother, April 17, 1918
Title:
Letter from Nathalie Gookin to her mother, 1918
Description:
Gookin writes of attending a Liberty Loan rally.
Date:
1918-04-17
Collection:
Nathalie Gookin Papers
Seated student holding broken and tattered American flag
Title:
Seated student holding broken and tattered American flag
Description:
A student holding a shredded flag.
Date:
(approximate)1971
Collection:
Bryn Mawr College Photo Archives
1989 "March for Women's Lives"
Title:
1989 "March for Women's Lives"
Description:
1989 "March for Women's Lives" in Washington, DC, students carrying banner reading "Bryn Mawr College", with female symbol, mounted on poles. Banner has wind holes. Many people in photo are wearing pins.
Date:
1989
Collection:
Bryn Mawr College Photo Archives
Belva Lockwood letter to Lella Gardner
Title:
Belva Lockwood letter to Lella Gardner
Description:
Written on "American Woman's Republic" stationery. Lella Crum Gardner (1873-1956) was the wife of Belva Lockwood's nephew Frank Gardner. Discusses in depth the biography that Gardner is writing about her; is sending Gardner materials for her to use as sources, including engraved portraits. Describes the circus she recently attended. Discusses joining the Daughters of the American Revolution, and mentions her membership in The National Council of Women, the A.A.W., and the Medical Association. Also mentions her participation in the Federation of Women's Clubs, the International Law Congress, women's suffrage meetings, the Pageant organized by organized by the National Woman Suffrage Committee, the Inauguration, and the woman suffrage march to the Capitol. Will be representing the Woman's Republic as an ambassador, dean of the party, attorney general, and one of the cabinet of officers on a tour of Europe, writing, I expect this to be the crowning glory of my old age. Reports on the unveiling ceremony, press coverage, and residence of her portrait (possibly referring to the oil painting by Nellie Mathes Horne (1870-1950) which now resides in the National Portrait Gallery). Also discusses her finances.
Date:
1913-04-30
Collection:
Belva Ann Lockwood Papers, In Her Own Right, Swarthmore College
Hundreds of Students Protest Walter Wallace Jr.'s Death and Haverford's Response
Title:
Hundreds of Students Protest Walter Wallace Jr.'s Death and Haverford's Response
Description:
Article published in the Haverford Clerk describing Haverford students' reaction to Wendy Raymond and Joyce Bylander's October 28, 2020 email regarding the killing of Walter Wallace Jr. and the actions students took that evening. The article describes ths students' protest on Founders Green and their march across campus and off campus into Ardmore, Pennyslvania.
Date:
2020-10-29
Collection:
Haverford 2020 Student Strike Collection
Campaigning
Title:
Campaigning
Description:
(a) Mrs. Laidlaw and Mrs. W.B. Morgan selling flowers for suffrage in New York City. (b) "Huskies" in corner in Hearn's Department Store. (c) Stationed in shop-window she turns the pages.
Date:
1915
Collection:
Carrie Chapman Catt Papers
Campaigning
Title:
Campaigning
Description:
(a) Suffrage propaganda automobile. (b) Woman's Liberty Bell on its truck. Mrs. Roessing, President Pennsylvania Woman's Suffrage Association on speaking platform. Mrs. Foy seated in center. (c) Free Day Nursery and Baby Saving Show conducted by the Fair Com. of the Chester Co. Woman's Suffrage Association at Chester Co. Fair, West Chester, Pa.
Date:
1915
Collection:
Carrie Chapman Catt Papers
Suffragists campaigning
Title:
Suffragists campaigning
Description:
(a) In Connecticut women gathered signatures for the vote. Here are 100, 000 assembled in the State Capitol, Hartford, to show the Legislature that women do want the vote. (b) Activities of Suffragists. (c-e) Connecticut women on educational "campaign". (f) Coming through the rural districts.
Date:
1915
Collection:
Carrie Chapman Catt Papers
Campaigning
Title:
Campaigning
Description:
(a) "General" Rosalie Jones, famous "hiker" for suffrage. (b) Mrs. Edgar A. Sammines [?] II. Their votes for women badges were pinned to the backs of their sweaters so that they would be seen as they rode [on a twenty-person sled]. (c) The suffragists call upon the Mayor of New York City. Suffragettes leaving City Hall, New York, 10/28/1908. (d) When not allowed to use regular spaces for subway advertising the suffragists resort to "Lap-boards" carrying their arguments. They boarded all trains and rode "up and downtown."
Date:
1908-10-28 - 1915
Collection:
Carrie Chapman Catt Papers
Street meetings
Title:
Street meetings
Description:
(a) Street meeting. Speech given by Janette Rankin. (b-d) Typical street meetings.
Date:
1915
Collection:
Carrie Chapman Catt Papers
Suffrage parade
Title:
Suffrage parade
Description:
Publicity floats in suffrage parades.
Date:
1917
Collection:
Carrie Chapman Catt Papers
Women's suffrage
Title:
Women's suffrage
Description:
(a) Suffrage leaders in costume. (b) State headquarters at Sioux Falls South Dakota. Mrs. Tinsley and Secretary. (c) South Dakota Suffrage School. (d) Sioux Falls women impersonating countries where women vote. A "Float" in the Suffrage Parade, July 4th, 1918.
Date:
1913 - 1918
Collection:
Carrie Chapman Catt Papers
Suffrage speakers
Title:
Suffrage speakers
Description:
(a) Women on horse-drawn carriage carry sign that says "Votes for Women." (b) Dr. Anna Howard shaw leaving "Suffrage Special" to address the legislators in Jefferson City, Mo. in 1913. Standing at left is Miss Mathilde Dalmeyer. (c) Mrs. John Barriger speaking front of the St. Louis, Missouri, Court House. From these steps slaves were sold in slave market days.
Date:
1913
Collection:
Carrie Chapman Catt Papers
Suffrage parade in Chicago, 1914
Title:
Suffrage parade in Chicago, 1914
Description:
(a) Chicago, 1914 suffrage parade on Michigan Avenue. (b) With hammer Mrs. Ellis & Mrs. Kohl stand above Mrs. Kohlhame. (c) Suffragists decorating float for 1914 parade.
Date:
1914
Collection:
Carrie Chapman Catt Papers
Suffragists in parade
Title:
Suffragists in parade
Description:
(a) Illinois suffragists in parade, Washington, 1913. (b) Suffragists saluting their Governor in 1913, their victory year.
Date:
1913
Collection:
Carrie Chapman Catt Papers
Suffrage parade
Title:
Suffrage parade
Description:
(a) Chicago Suffrage Parade, 1913. (b) Grace W. Trout on "tour" for suffrage in Illinois. (c) One of the Floats in Chicago Sufffrage parade, 1913.
Date:
1913
Collection:
Carrie Chapman Catt Papers
Republican National Convention
Title:
Republican National Convention
Description:
(a) Chicago, Jan. 6, 1920, Mrs. John E. South. Miss Mary Garrett Hay. Leading Delegates at Republican National Convention. (b) Miss Mary McDowell, Chicago settlement worker who has just learned, in San Francisco that the Women in Industry plank of the League of Women Voters is to be incorporated in the Democratic platform, and Aurelia Reinhart, of Mills College.
Date:
1920
Collection:
Carrie Chapman Catt Papers
Suffrage parade
Title:
Suffrage parade
Description:
(a) Typical scene in Labor Day Parade, 1910, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. This "woman suffrage auto" took part. (b) Kansas. The Sunflower State. Parades for Women Suffrage.
Date:
1910
Collection:
Carrie Chapman Catt Papers
Suffrage parade
Title:
Suffrage parade
Description:
(a) Rhode Island suffragists stage a patriotic pageant and rally. (b) Suffrage parade on Boston Common. (c) Susan Fitzgerald of Boston, Mass. speaking at a suffrage street meeting.
Date:
1915
Collection:
Carrie Chapman Catt Papers

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