Nellie McClung

Unknown photographer · 1910

Why it's great

Nellie McClung, the Canadian writer and activist who led the campaign that made Manitoba the first province to give women the vote in 1916. This portrait is from about 1910.

🏛️ Part of history

Votes for Women (1848–1928) — Nellie McClung, the Canadian writer and activist who led the campaign that made Manitoba the first province to give women the vote in 1916.

Where to see it

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About the artist

Unknown photographer

Unknown or anonymous artist

The photographer who made this picture is not known. Press photographers and news agencies of the early 1900s often did not record the names of the people who took their photographs.