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Woman with large pumpkin at Cass Lake
Woman with large pumpkin at Cass Lake ca. 1915
Woman worker applying the finishing touches to a flotation bag used to support airplanes forced down at sea
Woman worker applying the finishing touches to a flotation bag used to support airplanes forced down at sea ca. 12/1941
Mrs. Virginia Davis Working at the Corpus Christi Naval Air Base
Mrs. Virginia Davis Working at the Corpus Christi Naval Air Base 8/1942
"Womanpower" Booklet
"Womanpower" Booklet 1/1943
Letter from Woman
Letter from Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Larned, Kansas, to Congress 1923-1925
Resolution Demanding the Senate Pass the Susan B. Anthony Amendment
Resolution Demanding the Senate Pass the Susan B. Anthony Amendment 4/3/1918
Circular Letter from the Woman
Circular Letter from the Woman's Protest Committee on the Statehood Bill 10/22/1904
Women (and a few men) picketing the Curlee Colthing Co. St. Louis
Women (and a few men) picketing the Curlee Colthing Co. St. Louis 1925
American Women and Social Change - Women and the Family
American Women and Social Change - Women and the Family 1975
Petition from the Women Voters Anti-Suffrage Party of New York
Petition from the Women Voters Anti-Suffrage Party of New York 9/2/1918
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