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an old black and white photo of three women dressed in patriotic garb with american flags

I can't remember how it happened, but last spring in a discussion on Facebook, a decision was made to host a Suffragette Tea. I know I was beginning to research the Hello Girls for the Centennial of the WWI armistice and somehow, this being an election year, it just seemed the thing to do! 1918 was a big year in the Women's Suffrage movement. In 1918, President Wilson switched his stand on women’s voting rights from objection to support . Wilson partially tied the proposed suffrage amendment…

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an old fashion photo of a woman in a long dress and hat riding a bicycle

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two women holding a sign that says person hood for women in black and white photo

To coincide with the nationwide release of the film Suffragette, the official watchlist containing details of over 1,300 suffragette arrests has been published online by Ancestry, in association with The National Archives. Digitised from the original record held at The National Archives in Kew, the online collection – England, Suffragettes Arrested, 1906-1914 – lists the names […]

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vintage everyday: Suffragettes vs. Police: Vintage Photos of Women's Suffrage Movements, ca. 1910s Women Rights, Suffrage Movement, Feminist Movement, British Women, Great Women, Photos Of Women, Civil Rights, Womens Rights, Historical Photos

One hundred years ago today, on Jan. 12, 1915, the U.S. House of Representatives voted to reject a constitutional amendment that would have given women the right to vote. The final vote — 204 against and 174 for — came at the end of a 10-hour debate. It was not until five years later, in 1919, that the 19th Amendment passed, giving the vote to all American women. (Women had only previously been permitted to vote in certain states.) Here's a collection of dramatic photos from the women's…

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Civil War Quilts: Single in Boston Before & After the War Old Fashioned Words, Unmarried Women, Never Married, British Women, Married Woman, Historical Fashion, Single Women, American Women, New Wave

International Quilt Museum Collection 1997.007.0859 Turkey red on white signature quilt dated 1850 & 1851, Boston, Massachusetts 37 signatures, most affiliated with the Methodist Episcopal Church. Looking at Boston-made quilts brings up a curious fact about the city's 19th-century female population. See some discussion of Cambridge in Boston last week: https://civilwarquilts.blogspot.com/2022/04/the-banks-brigade-of-cambridge.html The 1850 Massachusetts census shows the state with nearly…

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