Women -- Political activity.
Found in 11 Collections and/or Records:
Amelia Quinton Stone correspondence
Amelia Quinton Stone (1833-1926) was born in Jamesville, New York. Her correspondence includes several hundred letters both to and from, dating approximalty 1874-1910. The collection also includes associated documents relating to her advocacy for Native American rights and her work as one of the founders of the Women’s National Indian Association.
Caroline Werner Gannett papers
Charlotte Holmes Crawford papers
Includes tapes and transcripts of an interview with Charlotte Crawford conducted by Edith M. Fox in 1966.
Constance Cook papers
Material relating to Constance Cook's tenure as a New York State Assemblyperson.
Edith Anna Ellis scrapbooks
Two scrapbooks of correspondence, clippings, and miscellany relating to Edith A. Ellis' activities in the Democratic State Committee, the Democratic Union, New York Federation of Women's Clubs, and other organizations. Included are letters from James A. Farley, Eleanor Roosevelt, Helen Keller, Herbert Lehman, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Caroline (Mrs. David) O'Day, and others.
Hyde family papers
Largely correspondence and other papers of Florence Elise Hyde of Ithaca, New York, relating to her literary activities, her support of the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, and her interest in national politics and American foreign policy.
Intersession Program on Women records
Transcripts of taped sessions of a conference on "Women Today" sponsored by the New York State College of Human Ecology (then the College of Home Economics), including transcript of a session on "The Black Woman in America"; memoranda; correspondence; schedules; agenda; and summaries and commentary on sessions.
Jane Hedges Todd papers
Katharine St. George papers
Papers deal almost entirely with Mrs. St. George's service in the U.S. House of Representatives and include correspondence with her constituents.