Suffrage Movement: Internet Resources

"One hundred years ago, suffragettes were victorious with adoption of the 19th Amendment to the Constitution, thus granting women the right to vote! We are celebrating this anniversary all across the commonwealth. Join us, and spread the word on social media using #PAWomensSuffrage100 when participating in the celebrations."
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Educator Resources, including Primary Source Documents.

Friday, May 10, 2019 - Sunday, January 3, 2021
Lawrence F. O’Brien Gallery

A compilation of programs from various meetings of the NAWSA.

Search for "suffrage"

19th Amendment to the U.S Constitution.

Go to: Crusade for the Vote. History of Woman Suffrage. Educational Resources. Primary Sources. Timeline.
Go to: Suffragists Unite: National American Woman Suffrage Association
Go to: Timeline: Woman Suffrage

19th Amendment.
Lesson Plans. Activitiies. Background Resources. Video.

The NWP's Fight for Equality. NWP Timelines. Alice Paul. The House Where It Happened. The First Feminist Library.

Try an Advanced Search on Google to search one of the websites listed on this page.

For example, in the Google Advanced Search form, enter womenshistory.org in the site field. Put your keywords, like suffrage or anti-suffrage, into at least one of the fields in the top section of the form.

See: suffrage OR anti-suffrage site:womenshistory.org

The Pennsylvania Piecemaker blog is written by Michele McLaughlin. (PS. Michele used to work at Cedar Crest--she was the College's Transfer Counselor in the mid-90's.)

Michele writes "about the history of quilting and the women who shaped our sewing." In anticipation of and to celebrate the 100th anniversary of women's right to vote Michele has written many, many blogposts and has included many, many artifacts about the Suffrage Movement. Do not miss this blog!