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Petition for Women's Suffrage

The Slavery Question

Petition to Abraham Lincoln

Petition for a Woman Suffrage Amendment

The Woman's Rights Case

Women's Suffrage

Slavery

Fragment of a suffrage-era flyer with repeated phrases "Needs Her Ballot" and "Equality of Women," along with partial text "to our S..." and "Geneva, Sign the..." at the bottom.

1894

Petition for a Woman Suffrage Amendment

Fragment of a printed petition addressed "To the Senate and [House]," with partial text reading "We, the undersigned... hereby petition... of the several States for ratification of a constitution which will enable..."

1897

Petition for Women's Suffrage

Newspaper column headlined "The Decision of the Supreme Court in the Woman's Rights Case from Missouri," reporting on Minor v. Happersett and the Fourteenth Amendment's bearing on suffrage, dated March 29 from Washington.

1875

The Woman's Rights Case

Women's Suffrage

A black-and-white portrait photograph of a woman seated, wearing a dark buttoned dress with a white collar, her hair pulled back, gazing solemnly at the camera.

1871

Harriet Tubman

A 19th-century broadside headed "Read and Hand to your Neighbor," titled "The Slavery Question: Dred Scott Decision," addressed to the free voters of Ohio, with dense columns of political text below.

1860

The Slavery Question

A fragment of a petition addressed to Lincoln, President of the United States, referencing colored regiments and the Union cause, with handwritten signatures including Leavitt and Perkins below the typed text.

1862

Petition to Abraham Lincoln

Slavery

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