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Left to right: Miss Hurst and Miss Stahl in light blue costumes to be worn in the Suffragette Pageant
Left to right: Miss Hurst and Miss Stahl in light blue costumes to be worn in the Suffragette Pageant

Left to right: Miss Hurst and Miss Stahl in light blue costumes to be worn in the Suffragette Pageant

Artist (American)
Artist (American photography studio, active 1882 – 1940)
Datec. 1913
Period20th century
MediumGelatin silver print on paper (vintage)
Credit LinePurchase with funds provided by the Memorial Art Fund and the Reva B. Seybolt '72 Art Acquisition Fund
Object number2018.101
Curatorial DepartmentModern & Contemporary Art
From Left to Right: Miss Gertrude S. Hunter, Secretary of the Minnesota Suffrage Association, and Margaret L. Foley, of Boston, Massachusetts, who is called the premier orator of the cause.
From Left to Right: Miss Gertrude S. Hunter, Secretary of the Minnesota Suffrage Association, and Margaret L. Foley, of Boston, Massachusetts, who is called the premier orator of the cause.
Anonymous (American)
c. 1915
Object number: 2018.099
Mrs. Olympia Brown of Racine, Wisconsin, and Miss Betty Graham of Portland, Oregon, the Oldest and Youngest Suffragettes at the Chicago Convention
Mrs. Olympia Brown of Racine, Wisconsin, and Miss Betty Graham of Portland, Oregon, the Oldest and Youngest Suffragettes at the Chicago Convention
Anonymous (American)
c. 1920
Object number: 2018.096
"The Gold Key" presented to Mrs. Alice Snitjer Burke and Miss Nell Richards
"The Gold Key" presented to Mrs. Alice Snitjer Burke and Miss Nell Richards
Anonymous (American)
1916
Object number: 2018.085
Photo: Tad Merrick, Vermont
Hattiesburg, Mississippi from the series Memories of the Southern Civil Rights Movement Fannie Lou Hamer, sharecropper from a family of twenty children, evicted for trying to register, beaten in the Winona jail, SNCC field secretary from Ruleville, and future Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party candidate for Congress. Miss Hamer is now recognized as one of the truly extraordinary women of American history.
Danny Lyon
1964
Object number: 2001.010.26
Suffragettes at the United States Capitol where they presented petitions to the Senate for the right to cast ballots, July 31, 1913
Suffragettes at the United States Capitol where they presented petitions to the Senate for the right to cast ballots, July 31, 1913
Anonymous (American)
1913
Object number: 2018.077
Alexandra Josefevna and Ladies in Court Costumes
Alexandra Josefevna and Ladies in Court Costumes
Anonymous (Russian)
Object number: 2007.147
Miss Jane Addams and Mrs. Harper
Miss Jane Addams and Mrs. Harper
George V. Buck
1913
Object number: 2018.078
Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont Arriving in Washington Today and Greeted by Miss Alice Paul, October 20, 1922
Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont Arriving in Washington Today and Greeted by Miss Alice Paul, October 20, 1922
Underwood & Underwood
1922
Object number: 2020.014
Christabel Parkhurst (Left) Noted Pre-War Suffragist Agitator, Unfurls the Banner Carried by Her Militant Legions in Their Campaign in England
Christabel Parkhurst (Left) Noted Pre-War Suffragist Agitator, Unfurls the Banner Carried by Her Militant Legions in Their Campaign in England
Anonymous (American)
1929
Object number: 2018.103
Suffragettes Speak on Wall Street
Suffragettes Speak on Wall Street
Anonymous (American)
c. 1913
Object number: 2018.061
Group of Illinois Suffragettes
Group of Illinois Suffragettes
Anonymous (American)
c. 1915
Object number: 2018.062
Suffragettes Forced to Obtain Peddlar’s License to Sell Tickets for Suffrage Baseball Day at the Polo Grounds
Suffragettes Forced to Obtain Peddlar’s License to Sell Tickets for Suffrage Baseball Day at the Polo Grounds
Anonymous (American)
1915
Object number: 2018.068