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Response of Grace Gallatin Seton to the welcome extended by the Bridgeport C.W.S.A.
Speech commenting on the current political situation for woman suffrage with manuscript emendations.
Greenwich Equal Franchise League petition
Petition form to show support to state representatives for a state bill for woman suffrage.
Connecticut Woman Suffrage Association Financial Statement
Financial Statement for May 1912 showing donations and cash on hand.
Cover of A Woman Tenderfoot
Cover design of the first book by Connecticut author and suffrage activist, Grace Gallatin Seton.
Cover of Nimrod's Wife
Cover design of the second book by Connecticut author and suffrage activist, Grace Gallatin Seton.
[Mrs. Charlotte Gilman had given us ...]
Untitled typed speech by Grace Gallatin Seton with manuscript notes and emendations.
[Some women are born speakers ...]
Untitled typed speech by Grace Gallatin Seton with manuscript notes and emendations.
Difference Between Men and Women Makes Equal Suffrage Imperative
Typed speech by Grace Gallatin Seton with manuscript notes and emendations.
Litchfield County Automobile Campaign
Photograph of participants in the Litchfield County Automobile Campaign for the Connecticut Women's Suffrage Association in 1911.
Mrs. Woodhouse's New Duties Won't Part Her from Students
Interview from the Connecticut College News from 20 November 1940 with Prof. Chase Going Woodhouse following her election as Secretary of State for Connecticut.