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Lindseth Collection Of American Woman Suffrage,[ca. 1820-1920].

Collection Number: 8002

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Container		Description	Date
		Series I. Printed Materials
Box 1	Folder 1	Empire State Campaign Committee: "A million women appeal to the voters of New York for justice". NY: ESCC. Lindseth #S-005	[1917]
Box 1	Folder 2	Curtis, George William: "Equal rights for all". Rochester, NY: NY State Constitutional Convention Campaign. Lindseth #S-010	1867
Box 1	Folder 3	Gladstone, William E.: "Female suffrage". [S.l.]: American Women Remonstrants. Lindseth #S-011	1892
Box 1	Folder 4	Blake, Lillie Devereux [et al]. "Report of hearing before the Committee on Woman Suffrage, January 28, 1896". Washington, DC: GPO. Lindseth #S-012	1896
Box 1	Folder 5	Addams, Jane: "Why women should vote". NY: National American Woman Suffrage Association. Lindseth #S-016	[1912]
Box 1	Folder 6	Guild, Mary [et al]: "First annual report of the Massachusetts Association opposed to the extension of suffrage to women". Boston. Lindseth #S-017	1896
Box 1	Folder 7	Woman's Journal: "Eminent opinions on woman suffrage", leaflet, vol. vi, no. 1. Boston: Office of the Woman's Journal. Lindseth #S-018	1893
Box 1	Folder 8	Thomas, Mary Bentley: "Testimony from the governors of the four free states". Lindseth #S-019 / S-176	[c. 1910]
Box 1	Folder 9	Willard, Frances E.: "The ballot for the home. Reasons for woman's enfranchisement". Boston: American Woman Suffrage Association. Lindseth #S-020	1888
Box 1	Folder 10	Gilman, Charlotte Perkins: "Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Writer and lecturer" [Broadside]. NY: Charlton Company. Lindseth #S-027	[1915]
Box 1	Folder 11	National American Woman Suffrage Association: "Votes for women". NY: NAWSA. Lindseth #S-031	[c. 1910]
Box 1	Folder 12	National American Woman Suffrage Association: "About voting". NY: NAWSA. Lindseth #S-032	[c. 1893, before 1917]
Box 1	Folder 13	National Woman's Party: "National Woman's Party". Washington, DC: National Woman's Party. Lindseth #S-069	1922
Box 2	Folder 1	National American Woman Suffrage Association: "Fruits of Equal Suffrage, II". Warren, OH: National American Woman Suffrage Association. Lindseth #S-076	[c. 1890s]
Box 2	Folder 2	Massachusetts State Woman Suffrage Party: "Who shares the cost of war?". Boston: Massachusetts State Woman Suffrage Association. Lindseth #S-077	[1920]
Box 2	Folder 4	Gilman, Charlotte Perkins: Some new lectures [Promotional piece]. NY: Gilman. Lindseth #S-095	[c. 1900]
Box 2	Folder 5	Gilman, Charlotte Perkins: Charlotte Perkins Gilman promotional flyer. NY: James B. Pond, "The Pond Bureau". Lindseth #S-096	[c. 1924]
Box 2	Folder 6	Howe, Julia Ward: "The uses of victory", Register Tract New Series, No. 1. Boston: Christian Register Association. Lindseth #S-099	1898
Box 2	Folder 7	Mott, Lucretia: "A sermon to the medical students". Philadelphia: Merrihew & Thompson. Lindseth #S-104	1849
Box 2	Folder 8	Gilman, Charlotte Perkins: Books by Charlotte Perkins Gilman [Broadside]. Boston: Small, Maynard & Co.; NY: Charlton Co. Lindseth #S-106	[after 1898]
Box 2	Folder 9	Gilman, Charlotte Perkins: Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Author and lecturer. [Promotional piece]. Norwich Town, CT: Gilman. Lindseth #S-107	[c. 1900]
Box 2	Folder 10	Gilman, Charlotte Perkins: "A Gilman Week". NY: Charlton Co. Lindseth #S-108	[after 1916]
Box 2	Folder 11	Gilman, Charlotte Perkins: "In this our world". Boston: Small, Maynard & Company. Lindseth #S-109	1898
Box 2	Folder 12	Gilman, Charlotte Perkins: Studies in social philosophy. [NY]: Gamut Club. Lindseth #S-110	[c. 1900]
Box 2	Folder 13	Howe, Julia Ward: Suffrage song handbill. [S.l.]: [National American Woman Suffrage Association]. Lindseth #S-111	[c. 1895]
Box 2	Folder 14	Tilton, Theodore: Biography of Victoria C. Woodhull. NY: Golden Age. Lindseth #S-112	1871
Box 2	Folder 15	New York State Woman Suffrage Party: "What President Wilson Says". NY: NYSWSP. Lindseth #S-117	[c. 1917]
Box 2	Folder 16	New York State Woman Suffrage Party: "Suffrage as a war measure". NYC: NYSWSP. Lindseth #S-118	October 1917
Box 2	Folder 17	Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage: "Come to the Capitol". [Broadside]. Washington, DC: Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage. Lindseth #S-122	[c. 1916]
Box 2	Folder 18	Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage: Itinerary of the "Suffrage Special". Washington, DC: Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage. Lindseth #S-124	1916
Box 2	Folder 19	Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage: Woman's Party Convention, Chicago, June 5, 6, and 7th. Chicago: CUWS. Lindseth #S-126	[1916]
Box 2	Folder 20	Higginson, Thomas Wentworth: "Woman and her wishes: an essay". NY: Fowlers and Wells. Lindseth #S-128	1853
Box 2	Folder 21	Stevens, Doris: "Tribute to Alva Belmont". Washington, DC: Inter American Commission of Women Lindseth #S-130	[c. 1933]
Box 2	Folder 22	Harper, Ida Husted: "The life & work of Susan B. Anthony". Rochester, NY: M. D. Fenner. Lindseth #S-131	[c. 1898]
Box 2	Folder 23	Bicknell, Thomas W.: "Victory". Lindseth #S-140	1920
Box 2	Folder 24	Abbott, Mrs. Lyman: "Mrs. Lyman Abbott on Woman Suffrage". Albany, NY. Lindseth #S-141	[c. 1900]
Box 3	Folder 1	Addams, Jane: 'To the women voters of the United States from the women in political bondage'. New York: Stoddard-Sutherland Press. Lindseth #S-150	1912
Box 3	Folder 2	Dennett, Mary Ware: 'The real point'. NY: National American Woman Suffrage Association. Lindseth #S-151	[c. 1912-1917]
Box 3	Folder 3	Henry, Josephine R. & Annah Robinson Watson: 'The new woman of the new south & The attitude of southern women on the suffrage question'. Boston: Arena, Vol. 11. Lindseth #S-152	February 1895
Box 3	Folder 4	McCulloch, Catharine Waugh: 'Shall men vote?' Lindseth #S-153	[c. 1912-1917]
Box 3	Folder 5	Michigan Equal Suffrage Association: 'A plain talk to workingmen on a Square Deal'. Grand Rapids, MI: Michigan Equal Suffrage Association. Lindseth #S-154	[c. 1912-1917]
Box 3	Folder 6	New Jersey Woman Suffrage Association: "True democracy" & "Plain facts for the working man". Plainfield, NJ: New Jersey Woman Suffrage Association. Lindseth #S-156	[c. 1915]
Box 3	Folder 7	Empire State Campaign Committee: "Ours is a government ...". NY: Empire State Campaign Committee. Lindseth #S-157	1915
Box 3	Folder 8	Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association: Small Archive of Suffrage Material. Harrisburg, PA: Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association. 1 broadside: 'Woman's Liberty Bell' Lindseth #S-158	[c. 1915]
Box 3	Folder 9	Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association: Small Archive of Suffrage Material. Harrisburg, PA: Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association. 1 broadside: 'Women are Citizens' Lindseth #S-158	[c. 1915]
Box 3	Folder 10	Addams, Jane: 'Why women should vote'. Harrisburg, PA: Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association, 2 copies. Cf: Listed as part of the Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association Small Archive [folders 8-11] Lindseth #S-340 / S-158	[1914-1915]
Box 3	Folder 11	Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association: Small Archive of Suffrage Material. Harrisburg, PA: Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association, 1 postcard. Lindseth #S-158	[c. 1915]
Box 3	Folder 12	Reynolds, Minnie J.: "Votes for women a success". NY: National American Woman Suffrage Association. Lindseth #S-159	1913
Box 3	Folder 13	Harper, Ida Husted: "The passing of Anna Howard Shaw". NY: National Woman Suffrage Publishing Co., Inc. Lindseth #S-160	July 1919
Box 3	Folder 14	South Dakota Universal Franchise League: "Isn't it true?". Huron, SD: South Dakota Universal Franchise League. Lindseth #S-161	[c. 1912-1915]
Box 3	Folder 15	Anthony, Susan B. & Elizabeth Cady Stanton: 80th birthday ephemera. Washington, DC: "Greetings" by Mrs. Blatch. Lindseth #S-168	February 15, 1900
Box 3	Folder 16	Anthony, Susan B. & Elizabeth Cady Stanton: 80th birthday ephemera. Washington, DC: 1900, February 15. Poem by Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Lindseth #S-168	February 15, 1900
Box 3	Folder 17	Massachusetts Woman Suffrage: "Votes for Women! The woman's reason because ...". Boston: Libbie Printing Co. Lindseth #S-172	[c. 1910]
Box 3	Folder 18	Burr, Frances Ellen: Address delivered before the legislative committee on woman suffrage in the Connecticut House of Representatives. Lindseth #S-173	March 2, 1887
Box 3	Folder 19	Taylor, Edward T.: "A word to the wise". NY: Empire State Campaign Committee. Lindseth #S-175	1912
Box 3	Folder 21	Women's Anti-Suffrage Association: "Woman suffrage and the liquor question. Facts show women's votes have NOT aided prohibition." NYC: Women's Anti-Suffrage Association. Lindseth #S-177	July 1, 1915
Box 3	Folder 22	Stanton, Elizabeth Cady: "Address in favor of universal suffrage, for the election of delegates to the Constitutional Convention." Albany, NY: Weed, Parsons and Company. Lindseth #S-178	1867
Box 3	Folder 23	Cincinnati and Hamilton County Association: "Why we do not approve of woman suffrage." Cincinnati, OH: Cincinnati & Hamilton County Association. Lindseth #S-184	[c. 1915]
Box 3	Folder 24	Anonymous: "Woman suffrage resolutions". Lindseth #S-202	[c. 1875]
Box 4	Folder 1	Lindsey, Judge Ben & George Creel: "Measuring up results of equal suffrage in Colorado". Pasadena, CA: Citizens Suffrage League. Lindseth #S-204	[c. 1911]
Box 4	Folder 2	Shaw, Anna Howard: "Your great opportunity to hear ... Dr. Anna Howard Shaw ... and the Hon. Wm. H. Wadhams ...". [NY: s.n.] Lindseth #S-205	[1917]
Box 4	Folder 3	New York State Woman Suffrage Party: "Garden primer: how to plant and care for a vegetable garden". NYC: Mayor Mitchel's Food Supply Committee. Lindseth #S-206	April 1917
Box 4	Folder 4	New York State Woman Suffrage Party: "Don't forget to vote for woman suffrage first". NY: New York State Woman Suffrage Party. Lindseth #S-207	[1917]
Box 4	Folder 5	New York State Woman Suffrage Party: "To the voters resolution adopted by the NY State Woman Suffrage Party Conference, Saratoga, August 30th, 1917". NYC: NYSWSP. Lindseth #S-208	1917
Box 4	Folder 6	Shaw, Anna Howard: "Anna Howard Shaw Memorial of the National American Woman Suffrage Association". Lindseth #S-210	[1920]
Box 4	Folder 7	Taylor, A. Elizabeth: "A short history of the woman suffrage movement in Tennessee". Nashville, TN: Vanderbilt University. Lindseth #S-219	1943
Box 4	Folder 8	Empire State Campaign Committee: "The next president". NY: Empire State Campaign Committee. Lindseth #S-223	[1915]
Box 4	Folder 9	Ormondroyd, Joan (Compiler): "Women's Suffrage History, Rights, Equality, Liberation. Part 1". Ithaca: Cornell University. Lindseth #S-249	1972
Box 4	Folder 10	Catt, Carrie Chapman: "Freedom Agenda". NY: Carrie Chapman Catt Memorial Fun, Inc. Lindseth #S-270	June 1955
Box 4	Folder 11	Webster, Dr. George W.: "A physiological basis for the shorter working day for women". Washington, DC: GPO. Lindseth #S-271	1921
Box 4	Folder 12	Smith, Jonathan: "The married women's statues, and their results upon divorce and society". Clinton, MA: Clinton Printing Co. Lindseth #S-284	1884
Box 4	Folder 13	Massachusetts Man Suffrage Association: "Is it expedient that municipal suffrage be granted to women?". Boston: MMSA. Lindseth #S-288	[c. 1880]
Box 4	Folder 14	Stafford, Windell Phillips: "My reasons for favoring equal suffrage". Burlington, VT: Equal Franchise League. Lindseth #S-291	[c. 1920]
Box 4	Folder 15	Crocker, George G.: "Argument of Hon. George G. Crocker, at the hearing before the Committee on Woman Suffrage, January 29, 1884". Lindseth #S-298	1884
Box 4	Folder 16	Harper, Ida Husted: "A brief history of the movement for woman suffrage in the United States". NY: National Woman Suffrage Publishing Co., Inc. Lindseth #S-308	January 1917
Box 4	Folder 17	Woman's Journal: "To suffrage clubs and leagues". Boston: [Woman's Journal] Lindseth #S-309	Januar 19, 1889
Box 4	Folder 18	National Woman Suffrage Publishing Co., Inc.: "Who represents her?". Plainfield, NJ: National Woman Suffrage Publishing Co., Inc. Lindseth #S-310	[c. 1917]
Box 4	Folder 19	Blackwell, Alice Stone: "Do teachers need the ballot?". NY" National Woman Suffrage Publishing Co., Inc. Lindseth #S-311	[1916-1917]
Box 4	Folder 20	Addams, Jane: "Women and public housing". NY: National Woman Suffrage Publishing Co., Inc. Lindseth #S-312	[1916-1917]
Box 4	Folder 21	South Dakota Universal Franchise League: "Testimony from Wyoming". Huron, SD: SDUFL. Lindseth #S-313	[1901]
Box 4	Folder 22	Bjorkman, Frances M. (Editor): "Where women vote". NY" National American Woman Suffrage Association. Lindseth #S-315	1914
Box 4	Folder 23	National Woman Suffrage Publishing Co.: "What every woman knows". NY: National Woman Suffrage Publishing Co. Lindseth #S-316	[1916-1917]
Box 4	Folder 24	Shredded Wheat Company: "Votes for women" advertisement. Niagara Falls, NY: Shredded Wheat Company. Lindseth #S-338	[1913]
Box 5	Folder 1	National American Woman Suffrage Association: "Woman suffrage addresses and pageant-tableau". NY: Theatre Magazine. Lindseth #S-377	[1913]
Box 5	Folder 2	Beaman, Fernando C.: "Reconstruction and impartial suffrage speech". Washington, DC: Office of the Great Republic. Lindseth #S-424	1868
Box 5	Folder 3	Pepsin Syrup Co.: "Famous women of the world". Monticello, IL: Pepsin Syrup Co. Lindseth #S-436	1918
Box 5	Folder 4	Catt, Carrie Chapman: "The winning policy". Lindseth #S-379	[c. 1916]
Box 5	Folder 5	"Woman Suffrage Resolutions". [Broadside on newsprint] Lindseth #S-439	[c. 1875]
Box 5	Folder 6	Root, Elihu: "Address delivered by the Hon. Elihu root before the New York State Constitutional Convention, on August 15th, 1894". NY: New York State Association opposed to Woman Suffrage. Lindseth #S-446	1894
Box 5	Folder 7	Blackwell, Alice Stone: "Progress of equal rights", Political Equality Series, Vol. III, no. 12. NY: National American Woman Suffrage Association. Lindseth #S-447	1899
Box 5	Folder 8	National American Woman Suffrage Association: "Congressional reports in favor on an amendment to the National Constitution prohibiting the disfranchisement of United States Citizens on account of sex". NY" NAWSA. Lindseth #S-450	[1893]
Box 5	Folder 9	National American Woman Suffrage Association: "Testimonials from prominent persons concerning the operation of woman suffrage in Wyoming, Colorado, and Utah". NY: NAWSA. Lindseth #S-451	[1897-1900]
Box 5	Folder 10	May, Charles S.: "Equal suffrage speech". Kalamazoo, MI. Lindseth #S-456	1868
Box 5	Folder 11	Daly, Mary L.: "The suffragists' 'America'". Yonkers, NY: Allied Printing. Lindseth #S-460	[c. 1915-1917]
Box 5	Folder 12	Davis, Alph Briggs: "Woman: the hope of the world. A poem". Worcester and Clinton, MA: Independent Tract Society. Lindseth #S-467	1875
Box 5	Folder 13	National American Women Suffrage Association: "Catholic opinions". NY: National Woman Suffrage Publishing Co., Inc. Lindseth #S-469	[1915-1917]
Box 5	Folder 14	Hooker, Mrs. D. R.: "The Connecticut Players in 'How the vote was won: a one-act farce by Cecily Hamilton and Christopher St. John". Norwich, CT: Bulletin Print. Lindseth #S-470	1913
Box 5	Folder 15	Pethick-Lawrence, Mrs. Emmeline: "Some American impressions of an English suffragist". [S.l.]: Majority Printery. Lindseth #S-472	[1914]
Box 5	Folder 16	National American Women Suffrage Association: "Women suffrage and the liquor interests. Some exhibits". NY: National Woman Suffrage Publishing Co., Inc. Lindseth #S-452	February 1916
Box 5	Folder 17	Rankin, Jeannette. Small Archive: Campaign button, pamphlets, leaflets, mimeographed letter. Lindseth #S-463
Box 5	Folder 18	Flyer: How to vote for Woman Suffrage Amendment	1915
		Series II. Manuscripts
Box 6	Folder 1	Anthony, Susan B.: ALS twice. Washington, D.C.: Susan B. Anthony. Lindseth #S-180	April 14, 1884
Box 6	Folder 2	Anthony, Susan B.: APS, to E[ugene] V[ictor] Debs. Cambridge: [s.n.] Lindseth #S-252	February 10, 1879
Box 6	Folder 3	Anthony, Susan B.: ALS to Mr. Jan Neuthusen. Rochester, NY: [s.n.] Lindseth #S-091	March 22, 1899
Box 6	Folder 4	[Anthony, Susan B.]: Broadside with Anthony's autograph notation. [S.l.]: Official Board, Indiana National Woman Suffrage. Lindseth #S-090	1887
Box 6	Folder 5	Anthony, Susan B.: TLS to "My dear friend". Rochester, NY: [s.n. Lindseth #S-089	October 1, 1888
Box 6	Folder 6	Anthony, Susan B.: TLS to Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt. [Rochester, NY: s.n.] Lindseth #S-055	June 17, [1897]
Box 6	Folder 7	Bjorkman, Frances M. (Editor): Woman suffrage history arguments and results. NY: National American Woman Suffrage Assn. Lindseth #S-147	1913
Box 6	Folder 8	Blackwell, Alice Stone: Signed document: stock certificate for five shares. Boston: [s.n.] Lindseth #S-079	June 7, 1911
Box 6	Folder 9	Catt, Carrie Chapman: TLS to Mr. John G. Saxe. NY: Empire State Campaign Committee. Lindseth #S-376	July 14, 1914
Box 6	Folder 10	Chapman, Maria Weston: Corrected galley proof for an unidentified work. [S.l.: s.n.] Lindseth #S-092	July 2, 1885
Box 6	Folder 11	Chase, Mrs. Salmon P.: Suffrage speech [unsigned]. [S.l.]: Mrs. Salmon P. Chase. Lindseth #S-337	[c. 1880]
Box 6	Folder 12	Croly, Jane Cunningham: ALS to an unidentified lady. NY. Lindseth #S-086	February 29, 1896
Box 6	Folder 13	Fuller, [Sarah] Margaret: ALS to Mrs. [Abigail Clark] Stimson. Cambridge, MA. Lindseth #S-004	March 16, 1844
Box 6	Folder 14	Gilman, Charlotte Perkins: APS. Cincinnati, OH: [s.n.] Lindseth #S-058	[November 2], 1913
Box 6	Folder 15	Gilman, Charlotte Perkins: ALS to Mrs. Swift. Norwich Town, CT. Lindseth #S-006	December 8, 1924
Box 6	Folder 16	Grimke, Sarah and Lucy Stone: Canceled check. Boston. Lindseth #S-007	January 1, 1872
Box 6	Folder 17	Harper, Frances Ellen Watkins: AVS--autograph verse signed. Lindseth #S-054	[c. 1895]
Box 7	Folder 1	Hebard, Grace Raymond: TLS suffrage letter to Mrs. Townsend Scott. Laramie, WY. Lindseth #S-123	May 25, 1916
Box 7	Folder 2	Holt, C. M.: "Woman suffrage" manuscript. Holograph MSS ... ink faded. Lindseth #S-449	[c. 1880]
Box 7	Folder 3	Howe, Julia Ward: Remarks on the New England Women's Club. Boston. Lindseth #S-378	[c. 1880-1895]
Box 7	Folder 4	Howe, Julia Ward: Autograph mss of "Battle Hymn of the Republic". Lindseth #S-132	[c. 1885]
Box 7	Folder 5	Howe, Julia Ward: Miss Mary Big' low. Lindseth #S-129	[c. 1850]
Box 7	Folder 6	Howe, Julia Ward: Three ALS to Josephine Chester, [c.1884], August 9, September 2, 1885. Boston. Lindseth #S-061	[c. 1885]
Box 7	Folder 7	Howe, Julia Ward: ALS. Newport, RI. Lindseth #S-059	September 2, 1885
Box 7	Folder 8	Howe, Julia Ward: ALS. 241 Beacon Street: To Mrs. Bridgman. Boston. Lindseth #S-062	April 11, 1897
Box 7	Folder 9	Livermore, Mary: Autograph Sentiment Signed. Melrose, MA. Lindseth #S-063	May 26, 1895
Box 7	Folder 10	Mott, Lucretia: ALS to M. & E. Moore. Philadelphia. Lindseth #S-064	June 26, 1842
Box 7	Folder 11	Mott, Lucretia: ALS to W[illia]m L[loyd] & Helen Garrison. Auburn, NY. Lindseth #S-065	August 31, 1852
Box 7	Folder 12	National Woman's Party: TLS seeking pledge of support to Mrs. C.A. Baldwin. Colorado Springs, CO: National Woman's Party. Lindseth #S-369	February 15, 1917
Box 7	Folder 13	Paul, Alice: Western Union Telegram. Chicago. Lindseth #S-127	May 29, 1916
Box 7	Folder 14	Paul, Alice: TLS to Mrs. Annette McCrea. Washington, D.C. Lindseth #S-082	February 1, 1917
Box 7	Folder 14	Paul, Alice: TLS to Mrs. Annette McCrea. Washington, D.C. Lindseth #S-083	March 26, 1917
Box 7	Folder 15	Reynolds, Alice L.: ALS to Mrs. [Townsend] Scott. Near Evanston, WY. Lindseth #S-179	June 6, 1916
Box 7	Folder 16	Robinson, Harriet: First Woman Suffrage Ballot in Massachusetts. Middlesex County, MA. Lindseth #S-081	[1876]
Box 7	Folder 17	Shaw, Anna Howard: TLS to Professor Herbert T. Stephens, Kansas City University, Kansas City, Kansas. NY. Lindseth #S-084	March 13, 1913
Box 7	Folder 18	Stone, Lucy and Henry Blackwell: Canceled check payable to Lucy Stone. Boston. Lindseth #S-248	December 21, 1891
Box 7	Folder 19	Stone, Lucy: ALS to Mrs. Murray. Newark, NJ. Lindseth #S-066	December 7, 1868
Box 7	Folder 20	Willard, Frances Elizabeth: TLS to F. E. Abbot. London. Lindseth #S-068	January 27, 1893
Box 7	Folder 21	Wiley, Anna Kelton; Connor, Elsa Van Vleet. Typed Mimeographed Letter to "Fellow Home-Maker." Washington, DC. Announces a nationwide demonstration on behalf of the federal suffrage amendment starting on May 2 and a national suffrage procession in Washington on May 9. Signed by the chairman and vice chairman of the Committee on Home-Makers Section. Letter is on Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage letterhead. Lindseth #S-262	March 24, 1914
		Series III. Pins & Ribbons
Box 8	Folder 1	Pins & Ribbons: Souvenir ribbon of the N. Y. W. S. A. 26th Annual Convention. Ithaca, NY: New York State Woman Suffrage Association. Lindseth #S-471	1894
Box 8	Folder 2	Pins & Ribbons: Illinois Equal Right Ribbon Badge. Lindseth #S-453	[c. 1906]
Box 8	Folder 3	Pins & Ribbons: "Votes for women" pin. Chicago: Amalgamated Lithographers of America. Lindseth #S-448	[c. 1915-1917]
Box 8	Folder 4	Pins & Ribbons: Housewives League Pin. Rochester, NY: Bastian Bros. Co. Lindseth #S-435	[1910]
Box 8	Folder 5	Pins & Ribbons: "Grand G.O.P. Parade". Lindseth #S-433	November 17, 1894
Box 8	Folder 6	Pins & Ribbons: Massachusetts Woman's Suffrage Association Pin, "Yes". Boston: Massachusetts Woman's Suffrage Association. Lindseth #S-428	[c. 1910]
Box 8	Folder 7	Pins & Ribbons: Women Suffrage "Citizen - 1915" pin. Newark, NJ: Whitehead & Hoag Co. Lindseth #S-429	1915
Box 8	Folder 8	Pins & Ribbons: "Votes for women Indiana" Pinback. Lindseth #S-382	1917-1919
Box 8	Folder 9	Pins & Ribbons: "Votes for women" pin. [NY: Woman Suffrage Pub. Co., Inc. Lindseth #S-217	[c. 1917]
Box 8	Folder 10	Pins & Ribbons: "Vote NO on Woman Suffrage" pin. Lindseth #S-339	[c. 1915]
Box 8	Folder 11	Pins & Ribbons: "Equal Suffrage" pinback. Rochester, NY: Bastian Bros. Co. Lindseth #S-341	[1915]
Box 8	Folder 12	Pins & Ribbons: "Votes for Women, Penna. 1915" pinback. [Newark, NJ: Whitehead & Hoag Co.]. Lindseth #S-360	1915
		Series IV. Graphics
Box 9	Folder 1	Kent, J. H. Signed Photograph of Susan B. Anthony. Rochester, NY. Lindseth #S-166	1901
Box 9	Folder 2	Hurn, J. W. Carte de Visite of Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Philadelphia. Lindseth #S-383	[c. 1870]
Box 9	Folder 3	National Association of Woman Suffrage. Suffrage Souvenir with Photographs of Susan B. Anthony and Anna Howard Shaw. N.P. Lindseth #S-485	1903
Box 9	Folder 4	Anon. Postcard with Photograph of Inez Milholland. Washington, DC: Leet Bros. Photograph of Inez Milholland on horseback, dressed as a medieval herald, heading the suffrage parade on March 3, 1913. Caption reads "Miss Inez Milholland, Herald." Lindseth #S-155	1913
Box 9	Folder 5	Anon. Signed Photograph of E. Sylvia Pankhurst. London. Autograph inscription reads "E. Sylvia Pankhurst-15 imprisonments." Image is reproduced in E. Sylvia Pankhurst: Portrait of a Radical (1987) by Patricia W. Romero. Lindseth #S-250	1925
Box 9	Folder 6	Anon. Stereoview of Anna Howard Shaw. Chicago, London: Keystone View Co. Brief biography printed on the back under the heading "Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, Suffrage Leader." Lindseth #S-135	[c. 1900]
Box 9	Folder 7	Anon. Signed Photograph of Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Philadelphia: Frey. Lindseth #S-371	1875
Box 9	Folder 8	Anon. Carte de Visite of Elizabeth Cady Stanton. New York: Frey. Lindseth #S-125	[c. 1870]
Box 9	Folder 9	Hurn, J. W. Carte de Visite of Lucy Stone, Mary Livermore, and Wendell Phillips. Philadelphia. Lindseth #S-085	[c. 1868]
Box 9	Folder 10	Anon. Stereoview of Suffragette Parade. Chicago, London: Keystone View Co. Caption reads "Suffragette Parade-- G. Marshal, Mrs. Richard Burleson; Herald, Miss Inez Milholland; and other Prominent Workers on Horseback--March 3, 1913, Washington, D.C." Text on the back under the heading "A Suffrage Parade." Lindseth #S-221	March 13, 1913
Box 9	Folder 11	Stalee, W. H. Photograph of Suffrage March. Washington, DC. Lindseth #S-067	April 1913
Box 9	Folder 12	National Women's Social and Political Union; Smith, Lizzie Caswall. Postcard with Photograph of Christabel Pankhurst. London: Sandle Brothers. Lindseth #S-440	[c. 1910]
Box 9	Folder 13	Anon. Postcard with Photograph of Emmeline Pankhurst and Elizabeth Wolstenholme Elmy at Hyde Park Demonstration. London: Sandle Brothers. Caption reads "Hyde Park Demonstration, Sunday, June 21, 1908: Mrs. Pankhurst, Mrs. Wolstenholme Elmy." Lindseth #S-441	1908
Box 9	Folder 14	Anon. Postcard with Photograph of Suffrage Parade in Washington, DC. Baltimore: I and M. Ottenheimer. Caption reads "Liberty and Her Attendants- (Suffragettes Tableau) in Front of Treasury Bldg. March 3-1913-Washington D.C." Lindseth #S-427	March 3, 1913
Box 9	Folder 15	Anon. Postcard with Photograph of Emmeline Pankhurst. London: Photochrom Co. Caption reads "Mrs. Pankhurst Arrested in Victoria Street. Feb. 13, 1908." Postcard sender mentions attending a suffrage meeting. Lindseth #S-354	February 13, 1908
Box 9	Folder 16	National Women's Social and Political Union; Jacolette, Martin. Postcard with Photograph of Emmeline Pankhurst. England. Lindseth #S-352	1909
Box 9	Folder 17	Anon. News Service Photograph of Woman Suffrage Parade in New York City. New York: Keystone View Co. Lindseth #S-362	1915
Box 9	Folder 18	Leslie Woman Suffrage Commission. Signed Publicity Photograph of Elizabeth Cady Stanton. New York. Lindseth #S-363	[c.1915-1917]
Box 9	Folder 19	Anon. Signed Photograph of Carrie Chapman Catt. New Rochelle, NY. Lindseth #S-364	July 15, 1942
Box 9	Folder 20	Anon. Anti-suffrage Postcard with Photograph of a Group of Women, One on Horseback with "Suffragist" Sign. Greenwich, OH. Lindseth #S-366	[c. 1913-1914]
Box 10	Folder 1	Gilman, Charlotte Perkins: Set of 16 different trade cards for two brands of soap. Providence, RI; or, Boston, MA. Lindseth #S-170	[c. 1876-1880]
Box 10	Folder 2	New York State Woman Suffrage Party: Woman suffrage pledge form. [NYC]: New York State Woman Suffrage Party. Lindseth #S-209	[1917]
Box 10	Folder 3	Woodhull, Victoria: Trade card showing Woodhull at the New York Stock Exchange. NY: Kerr & Company. Lindseth #S-023	[c. 1870]
Box 10	Folder 4	World Woman's Party: Letterhead. Washington, DC: World Woman's Party. Lindseth #S-078	[1939, not before]
Box 10	Folder 5	Postcard: "Why not let mother vote?". Chicago. Lindseth #S-220	1913
Box 10	Folder 6	Stamp: "Vote for the Woman Suffrage Amendment in November!" Suffrage stamp. Lindseth #S-307	1915
Box 10	Folder 7	Postcard: "Oh! Where is my wandering wife to-night?". Holmfirth, England: Bamforth & Co. Lindseth #S-231	1916
Box 10	Folder 8	Postcard: "My wife's joined the Suffrage Movement, (I've suffered ever since!). NY: Bamforth & Co. Lindseth #S-230	1910
Box 10	Folder 9	Playing Card: "Votes for women". Lindseth #S-434	[1900]
Box 10	Folder 10	Postcard: "Thanksgiving Day Greetings". Lindseth #S-431	1921
Box 10	Folder 11	Postcard: "The Suffragette". Lindseth #S-432	1913
Box 10	Folder 12	Phoenix Manufacturing Co.: Woman's suffrage stove polish advertisement. Taunton, MA: Phoenix Manufacturing Co. Lindseth #S-425	[c. 1900]
Box 10	Folder 13	National American Woman Suffrage Association: Woman suffrage postcard. Grand Rapids, MI: Cargill Company. Lindseth #S-344	1910
Box 10	Folder 13	National American Woman Suffrage Association: Woman suffrage postcard. Grand Rapids, MI: Cargill Company. Lindseth #S-345	1910
Box 10	Folder 13	National American Woman Suffrage Association: Woman suffrage postcard. Grand Rapids, MI: Cargill Company. Lindseth #S-343	1910
Box 10	Folder 14	Postcard: Suffragette postcard. London: C. W. Faulkner & Co., Ltd. Lindseth #S-351	1913
Box 10	Folder 15	Banner: "Votes for women". Lindseth #S-423	[c. 1910]
Box 10	Folder 16	Anon. Glass plate negative. "A suffragette parade". Meadville, PA: Keystone View Co., H228 (11940) Lindseth # Purchased by John Lindseth	[c. 1900]
		Series V. Bound Manuscripts
	Folder Bd. Ms. 1	Harper, Frances Ellen Watkins [2 items with one number]: Autograph verse signed. Autograph card housed in red buckram clamshell. See Box 6 for actual verse. Philadelphia. Lindseth #S-054	[c. 1895]
	Folder Bd. Ms. 2	Photograph album (4 photographs): Woman Suffrage Parade in New York City, May 4, 1912. Lindseth #S-438	May 4, 1912
	Folder Bd. Ms. 3	Pins and Ribbons: Suffrage pinback and free silver, Populist and Republican party ballots from the 1893 Colorado referendum on woman suffrage. Lindseth #S-263	1893
	Folder Bd. Ms. 4	Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association: 1915 Pinback & ribbon: "Votes for Women" together with small pamphlet: "Woman Suffrage 1915" Lindseth #S-240	1915
	Folder Bd. Ms. 5	Dominy, Arthur: Autograph affidavit signed by Arthur Dominy relating to Margaret [Sarah] Fuller. Lindseth #S-056	1901
	Folder Bd. Ms. 6	Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association. Votes for Women Fan. Boston. Reads "Keep cool! There will be nothing to worry about after we get Votes for Women, Election Day, November 2." Reverse side includes map graphic and additional text. Lindseth #S-458	[c. 1916]
	Folder Bd. Ms. 7	Lindseth, John. Lindseth Collection of Woman Suffrage: A Guide to the Collection. Lindseth #
	Folder Bd. Ms. 8	Women's Anti-Suffrage Association of Massachusetts. "Vote NO on Woman Suffrage". FAN. Lindseth #Purchase	November 2, 1915
	Folder JF 851 .N27 1913 ++	Brown, Harriet Connor (Editor): Official program of the Woman's Suffrage Procession, Washington, D.C. Lindseth #S-483	March 3, 1913
		Series VI. Artifacts
Box 14	Lindseth #S-430	Bowker, Dorothy: Hunger strike medal. London: Women's Social & Political Union.	1912
Box 14	Lindseth #S-336	Anthony, Susan B.: Susan B. Anthony citrus spoon; with The original advertisement from the 1891 Jewelers circular.	1891
Box 14	Lindseth #S-381	Hutschenreuther. Tea cup of white porcelain; lettered in gold, "Votes for Women". Selb, Bavaria: Hutschenreuther.	[c. 1901]
		Series VII. Videocassettes
Box V-826	Lindseth #S-070	Pollak, Ruth and Felicia Widmann: 'One woman, one vote' videocassette.	1996
		Series VIII. Additional Manuscript Materials
Box 11	Folder 1	Anon. 4 woman suffrage 50th Anniversary postage stamps. 8 postcards: "Sisterhood is powerful"; "Standing up for women's rights"; "Put me among the girls"; "Votes for women"; "Beg pardon ..."; "Just home from college"; "Now madam ..."; "Wayrane church [sic]". Lindseth #
Box 11	Folder 2	Anon. 8 postcards: "I'll get that vote yet!!!"; "To my Valentine ..."; "My hero!"; "Great Salvage Sale"; "Bargains in men"; "Mummy's a suffragette"; "By gum! ..."; "Great suffrage demonstration".
Box 11	Folder 3	Anon. 8 postcards: "I say down with ..."; "Stand up for women's rights"; "Valentine's greetings ..."; "I want to speak for myself ..."; "When women get the vote"; "Oh, the darling!"; "Where women vote--By the new fire-side"; "Where women vote--It's turn about all round".
Box 11	Folder 4	Anon. 8 postcards: "Where women vote--My turn will come"; "Where women vote--Looking backward"; "Where women vote--A family tangle"; "Suffragette, who me?"; "The fox and the crow"; "When women vote"; "No taxation without representation"; "They have a cheek ...". Lindseth #S-432
Box 11	Folder 5	Anon. 9 postcards: "Now! Where's my vote?"; "I want a vote"; "Once I get my liberty ..."; "The simple life"; "Miss Alison Neilans"; "This is what "Votes for Women" has done for me!"; "Miss Mary Gawthorpe"; "Miss Charlotte Marsh"; "Dame Christabel Pankhurst".
Box 11	Folder 6	Anon. Signed Photograph of Lillie Devereux Blake. N.P.
Box 11	Folder 7	Anon. Carte de Visite of Virginia Woodhull. N.P.	[c. 1870-1873]
Box 11	Folder 8	Briggs, May Brayton. Autograph Manuscript of Verse Entitled "Suffrage." Bradford, MA. Part of the suffrage archive of May Brayton Briggs. (A) Lindseth #Purchase	[c. 1915-1917]
Box 11	Folder 9	Briggs, May Brayton. Autograph Manuscripts, Including Signed Manuscript Read at White Church. Bradford, MA. Quotes from "The Wage Earning Woman and the State" by Edith Abott and Sophonisba Breckinridge. Also quotes Sarah Platt Decket, Wendell Phillips, Woodrow Wilson, examples of Catholic opinions on woman suffrage, and a report in the Boston Sunday Post on a suffrage parade in Boston. Signed manuscript includes autograph notation "Written for, and read at, Thursday evening service at White Church Bradford Mass on request of Rev. Henry A. Arnold, then Pastor, following along the lines of subject of the evenings discussion Our soldiers now fighting in France." Part of the suffrage archive of May Brayton Briggs. (A) Lindseth #Purchase	[c. 1915-1917]
Box 11	Folder 10	Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association. Invitation to a Woman Suffrage Meeting. Boston. Card. Part of the suffrage archive of May Brayton Briggs. (B) Lindseth #Purchase	[c. 1915-1918]
Box 11	Folder 11	Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association. Ticket to a Public Meeting Under the Auspices of the Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association Featuring Patriotic Addresses by Anna Howard Shaw and Carrie Chapman Catt. Boston. Pencil notation on back of the ticket. Part of the suffrage archive of May Brayton Briggs. (C) Lindseth #Purchase	1918
Box 11	Folder 12	Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association; Woman's Journal; Blackwell, Alice Stone. Suffrage and Temperance: By Alice Stone Blackwell, Editor of the Woman's Journal. Boston. Leaflet. Part of the suffrage archive of May Brayton Briggs. (E) Lindseth #Purchase	[c. 1914]
Box 11	Folder 13	Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association; Blackwell, Alice Stone. Woman Suffrage 1915. Boston. Pamphlet. Includes "The Progress of Woman Suffrage" by Alice Stone Blackwell, content signed by Gertrude Halladay Leonard and Teresa A. Crowley, suffrage endorsements, and illustrations by Howard Jones and John Quill. Part of the suffrage archive of May Brayton Briggs. (F) Lindseth #Purchase	1915
Box 11	Folder 14	National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies; Harrison, Jane Ellen. "Homo Sum" Being a Letter to an Anti-Suffragist from an Anthropologist. By Jane E. Harrison, LL.D. 2nd Edition. London. Pamphlet. Includes a list of publications by the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies. Part of the suffrage archive of May Brayton Briggs. (G) Lindseth #Purchase	[c. 1908-1912]
Box 11	Folder 15	Equal Franchise Society of Pennsylvania; Phillips, Wendell. Shall Women Have the Right to Vote? Address by Wendell Phillips at Worcester, Mass. 1851. N.P. 1916. Pamphlet. Includes a forward signed S.Y.S. and an extract of George William Curtis' Eulogy on Wendell Phillips Before the Municipal Authorities of Boston, April 18, 1884. Part of the suffrage archive of May Brayton Briggs. (H) Lindseth #Purchase	April 18, 1884
Box 11	Folder 16	Smith, Eliza. ALS. East Dennis, MA. Discusses her lectures and the upcoming convention in Sept. Lindseth #Purchase	July 29, 1852
Box 11	Folder 17	Weston, Anne Warren. ALS to Mrs. Jonathan A. Allen. Boston. Letter is written on a pamphlet including the "Address of the Boston Female Anti-Slavery Society to the Women of New England" signed by Mary S. Parker and Maria Weston Chapman. Pamphlet also includes blank petition forms to the House of Representatives and the Senate for the abolition of slavery in the District of Columbia and of the slave trade in the U.S. and against the admission of Texas as a slave-holding territory. Lindseth #Purchase	July 26m 1837
Box 11	Folder 18	Anon. Broadside: "Should Women Vote?" Manchester, England: TAECAN Publishing Co. Lindseth #Purchase
Box 11	Folder 19	National Woman Suffrage Publishing Co. This Little Book Contains Every Reason Why Women Should Not Vote. New York. Pamphlet. Inside pages are blank. Lindseth #Purchase	[c. 1917]
Box 11	Folder 20	Woman Suffrage Pledge Form--New York. NY State Woman Suffrage Party. Lindseth #Purchase	[c. 1915-1917]
Box 11	Folder 21	Women's Loyal National League. Men's Emancipation Petition. Women's Emancipation Petition. New York. 2 sheets. Petitions to the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives for "an Act emancipating all persons of African descent held to involuntary service or labor in the United States." Men's Emancipation Petition lists Susan B. Anthony as addressee at the Women's Loyal National League. Lindseth #Purchase	[c. 1863]
Box 11	Folder 22	Argetsinger, Gerald S. "Equality of Rights: The First Woman's Rights Convention". An historic dramatization in celebration of the Sesquicentennial of 1848 Woman's Rights Convention, performed for the 1998 Celebration ...	1998
Box 12	Folder 1	Anonymous. 3 photographs of students protesting female entry to universities in Cambridge, England. Cambridge, Eng.: [s.n.] Lindseth #Purchase
Box 12	Folder 2	Briggs, May Brayton. Autograph Manuscript Signed. Bradford, MA. Discusses an editorial and letters on feminism and equal suffrage in the Jan. 18 and Feb. 26 Congregationalist. Part of the suffrage archive of May Brayton Briggs. (A) Lindseth #Purchase	[c. 1915]
Box 12	Folder 3	Anon. Your Vote Should Help to Defeat John W. Weeks for the United States Senator at the Election November 5th. Boston. Handbill. Issued over the names John S. Codman, Henry D. Nunn, William Shaw, and Henry D. Sleeper. Part of the suffrage archive of May Brayton Briggs. (D) Lindseth #Purchase	November 5, 1918
Box 12	Folder 4	"Do we want the suffragette?" Pictorial Review. [S.l.]: Advertising poster printed in red and black. Lindseth #Purchase	[1910]
Box 12	Folder 5	Anon. Illustration with Title "Women's Suffrage-The National Demonstration at St. James's Hall." The Graphic. p. 516. Oversized. Illustration includes banner with text "Miss Rhoda Garrett." Lindseth #Purchase	May 22, 1880
Box 12	Folder 5	Anon. Illustration with Title "Conference of the Women's Franchise League in Russell Square." The Graphic. p. 688. Oversized. Column "Women and the Franchise" on the reverse side, p. 687, describes the conference and mentions participants, including Emmeline Pankhurst and Harriot Stanton Blatch. Lindseth #Purchase	December 12, 1891
Box 12	Folder 6	Begg, S. Illustration with Title "Woman-A Person or Not a Person?" and Subtitle "A Girl-Graduate at the Bar of the House of Lords: Miss Crystal Macmillan Appealing for the Right to Vote." Illustrated London News. p. 711. Lindseth #Oversized	November 21, 1908
Box 12	Folder 6	Flere, H. H. Illustration with Title "The Right Argument: Which Is Fitter to Have a Vote?" and Subtitle "Where the Real Head of the House Has No Voice in the Country's Affairs." Illustrated London News. p. 119. Lindseth #Oversized.	January 25, 1908
Box 12	Folder 6	Anon. Photograph of Miss Fitzherbert of the Women's Freedom League with Title "The Suffragettes' Dash for the Royal Carriage at the Opening of Parliament" and Subtitle "Stopped Within Four Yards of the King's Carriage: A Suffragette Removed by Policemen." Illustrated London News. p. 151. Lindseth #Oversized. Photograph by Illustrations Bureau.	February 1, 1908
Box 12	Folder 7	The Woman's Press. Memento of Women's Coronation Procession to demand Votes for Women: Order of March and Descriptive Program. Saturday, June 17, 1911. London: Woman's Press. Lindseth #Purchase	1911
Box 12	Folder 8	Women's Freedom League. The Vote Blotter. London: "The Vote" Office; Women's Freedom League. Lindseth #Purchase
Box 12		Panko or Votes for Women Card Game. London: Peter Gurney. Game includes 8 suits of 6 cards, 4 pro-suffrage and 4 anti-suffrage. Illustrations by E. T. Reed include caricatures of Emmeline Pankhurst, Lord Herbert Asquith, and members of his cabinet, including Lloyd George and Winston Churchill.	[c. 1913-1915]
Box 12		Pank-a-Squith Suffrage Board Game. N.P.
Box 12		Anon. Ms. Playing Cards. Lib Deck. N.P. Cards illustrated with a woman holding a "Votes for Women" sign.	1975
Box 13	Folder 1	National Woman's Party. Color Poster with Illustration of Inez Milholland Dressed as a Herald on Horseback and Text "Inez Milholland Boissevain Who Died for the Freedom of Women." N.P. Oversized, mounted. Lindseth #S-461	1917
Box 13	Folder 2	Anon. Photograph of Women's Jubilee Dinner. London: Rawood. Oversized, mounted. Lindseth #S-356	May 14, 1935
Box 13	Folder 3	Anthony, Susan B. TLS. Rochester, NY. Oversized, in frame with photograph. Mentions Emeline S. Hicks. Lindseth #S-256	June 13, 1903