Mission statement for Suffrage Coalition Inc.’s Project:Women’s Suffrage Museum – Events & Culture Center - Locate and preserve the epic history of the movement that brought democracy to the other half of our citizens. Use accurate, immersive storytelling to inspire future generations to value their rights and faithfully perform their duties as citizens.
As the site of the Seneca Falls Convention, upstate New York tends to get the credit as the birthplace of women’s rights, but Wanda Sobieski likes to call East Tennessee the place where suffrage came of age. That’s because of the pivotal role East...
Isabella Baumfree, also known as Sojourner Truth (1797-1883), was born into slavery, sold at the age of nine and endured humilation, hardship and abuse for more than four decades. Her activism in women’s issues made her a hero. In 1851, she delivered her...
SOLD ON AUG 26, 2018 FOR: $2,750.00 Group of eleven woman’s suffrage buttons, ranging in size from .75″ to 1.25″. Includes an 1.5″ button promoting Oklahoma statehood. Condition varies, but the majority are in very good shape. Description...
Jane Addams (September 6, 1860 – May 21, 1935) was the first American woman to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. As an activist for women and children, she promoted women’s issues and kept children’s needs at the forefront of the American agenda. “America’s future...
SOLD ON DEC 3, 2016 FOR: $6,875.00 Made of beige linen, with a diagonal sash in classic Suffrage movement colors. Excellent condition and ready for display. Interestingly, this sash is double-sided, presumably so the message could run across the back of the dress...
