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Women Remember Suffrage

Choose from the below options to read interviews conducted in 2000 with women who remember the suffrage movement:

Mary Myers

Mary Myers

Alexandria, Virginia

Angela Fanto

Angela Fanto

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Mildred Dunn

Mildred Dunn

Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania

Edna Mae Bucknam

Enda Mae Bucknum

Bend, Oregon

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A black-and-white photo of the title page of "The Woman's Bible" by Elizabeth Cady Stanton. | Essays

Read articles and essays about women's suffrage.

A black-and-white photo of women casting a vote by placing a slip of paper in a ballot box. It is clear from the antiquated dress that the photo is from the early twentieth century. | Video

Watch clips from the film.

A black-and-white photo that shows two women in early twentieth century garb plastering posters on a wall which call for women's right to vote. | Women's Suffrage

Women's Suffrage

Learn about the path to women's suffrage as well as women's rights today.

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