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Virginia Warns Her People
The image comes from the Department of Historic Resources. Â
In the article attached, from 1915, the Richmond Evening Journal is writing to warn the citizens of what women could do with the right to vote. Â It highlights where there are more colored…
The Struggles of Women's Suffrage
The image attached shows the start of the suffrage parade in Washington, D.C. The year is unknown. Image courtesy of the Library of Congress.
The women’s suffrage movement spread nationwide, though some areas faced harsher conditions and…
Mount Airy: Home of Helen Hoy Greeley
Helen Hoy Greeley was an early and significant voice for the women’s suffrage movement. Born in Albany, New York in 1878, she received her law degree and began to practice in 1903. Se became deeply involved in the Women's Suffrage Movement. In…
Church Incarnation
Two women standing in front of the door of a church.
Nurse
Unidentified Nurse
Pyrite Mine Women
Unidentified women associated with the Mineral Pyrite Mines
Kate C. Hambleton Foster
Kate C. Hambleton Foster
Mrs. Josephene C. Adams
Mrs. Josephene C. Adams, wife of Colonel W. H. Adams, manager of Arminius Mines, Mineral, VA
Three Women with a Child
Three unidentified women standing with a child
Mildred P.
Mildred P.
Mildred Potts
Mildred Potts
Imogene Cash
Imogene Cash
Bonnie Waggoner
Bonnie Waggoner
Ellis Erginbright and Ida Jones
Ellis Erginbright and Ida Jones
Ida Jones and Ione Boyle
Ida Jones and Ione Boyle
Lena B.
Lena B.
Mary Swift
Mary Swift at the Knapps Meat Market
Rosa Toler
Rosa Toler
Unidentified Pyrite Mines Women
A portrait of and unidentified women involved somehow with the Mineral Pyrite Mines.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kiblinger
Maggie Mae Lavinia Butler Kiblinger and George Edgar Kiblinger in their front yard on their farm, RTE 522 N, Mineral, VA.