Women's Suffrage: Local Primary Sources

Marylander and Herald, September 14, 1920

Votes for Women Lapel Pin, c. 1915-1920, 2001.007 WHS, Nutters Election House (verso indicates pin was union-made by ALA (Amalgamated Lithographers of America)). 

In August, various cultural institutions across Maryland held a social media campaign to highlight sources (especially newspapers) that documented the women's suffrage movement. The Nabb Center participated in this campaign on Facebook and Instagram, sharing some local sources in addition to the newspaper clippings also found on this page.