Shaping Public Opinion
Women's Organizations
Education
Work
Service to Country
Votes for Women
Electing Women
Where are the Women: Examples from the LVA Collections
Notable Virginia Women
Timeline
Related Resources
"Mr. Webster's Address to the Ladies of Richmond, in the Log Cabin." 7 October 1840. Digital reproduction of broadside printed on silk. Courtesy of the Valentine Richmond History Center
"Grand Mass Meeting at Wytheville.” 21 October 1844. Broadside. The Library of Virginia
"To the public . . . editor of the Mountain Whig.” 1844. Broadside. The Library of Virginia
Circular Letter from Central Conservative Committee. 4 May 1871. Broadside. The Library of Virginia
"Public Free Schools! Let every Mother read, and by the facts which these figures below establish . . ." 1882. Broadside. The Library of Virginia
Constitutional Convention. Help Save Our Public Schools. 1901. Broadside. The Library of Virginia.
“Pole raising and public speaking!! At Mint Spring . . . the Ladies of Mint Spring and the surrounding country will give a PICNIC.” 1880. Broadside. The Library of Virginia
"Courthouse Saturday night, Oct. 31: Judge F. B. Hutton will address the Bryan and Sewell Club on the political issues of the day: the ladies are especially invited." 1896. Broadside. The Library of Virginia
