Votes for Women a Success
National Woman Suffrage Publishing Co. · 1917
Why it's great
A map of North America, with the states and provinces where women could vote marked, on a suffrage poster from 1917. By then women could vote in many western states, and the poster urges the rest to follow.
🏛️ Part of history
Votes for Women (1848–1928) — A map of North America, with the states and provinces where women could vote marked, on a suffrage poster from 1917.
Where to see it
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The National Woman Suffrage Publishing Company printed posters, newspapers and flyers to win American women the vote. Its materials appeared around the country in the 1910s.
