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Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Princess Alice of Monaco

Princess Alice of Monaco
Marie Alice Heine (1858 - 1925), became the Princess of Monaco by marrying Albert I Prince of Monaco of the family Grimaldi, October 31st 1889. 1899

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Worlds Dancing Championships at the Queens Hall Rooms

Worlds Dancing Championships at the Queens Hall Rooms
Three photographs relating to the Worlds Dancing Championships held in December 1922 at the Queens Hall Rooms, London. Left

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Anti-Suffrage Cartoon 1912 Demonstration

Anti-Suffrage Cartoon 1912 Demonstration
Depicts Mrs. Pankhurst on horseback attempting to storm the Bastille, a reference to the Votes for Women Rally, held 14th July 1912, organised by the W.S.P.U

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Anti-Suffrage Demonstration 1912

Anti-Suffrage Demonstration 1912
Advertisement for a Demonstration by the National League for Opposing Woman Suffrage at the Albert Hall, 28th February, 1912

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Suffragette Jessie Kenney WSPU

Suffragette Jessie Kenney WSPU
Jessie Kenney models the DX2 replica Holloway Prison badge and prison bonnet. Other women are seen sewing more badges and bonnets before the demonstration by the W.S.P.U. Date: circa 1908

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Anti-Suffrage Cartoon Portrait

Anti-Suffrage Cartoon Portrait
Cartoon of lady showing a portrait of a suffragette to John Bull who, unimpressed, remarks, You will excuse me if I laugh, wont you? Date: 1911

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Women WW1 Munitions

Women WW1 Munitions
Front cover of The Peek-A-Boos in War Time, by May Byron, illustrated by Chloe Preston. Date: 1916

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Women WW1 Munitions

Women WW1 Munitions
Front cover of Munition Mary, by Brenda Girvin. Date: 1918

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Anti-Suffrage Cartoon His Missus Voice

Anti-Suffrage Cartoon His Missus Voice
Shows Nipper the HMV dog, startled by the cry Votes for Women bellowing from the gramophone. Date: 1911

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Women WW1 Munitions

Women WW1 Munitions
Front cover of The Bombshell, the official organ of the N.P.F (National Projectile Factory), Sheffield. Date: 1918

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Women WW1 Womens Land Army

Women WW1 Womens Land Army
Front cover of The Land Girls Love Story by Bertha Ruck. The Land Girl shares a kiss with a man in Khaki, among the haystacks. Date: circa 1918

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Women WW1 Munitions

Women WW1 Munitions
Front cover of Munition Lasses by A. K. Foxwell, Principal Overlooker in Danger Buildings at Woolwich Arsenal. Date: 1917

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Women WW1 V. A. Ds

Women WW1 V. A. Ds
Cover of the book A V.A.D in France, by Olive Dent, illustration by Hassall. Date: 1917

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Women WW1 W. A. A. C

Women WW1 W. A. A. C
Front cover of A Transport Girl in France. A Story of the Adventures of a W.A.A.C by Bessie Marchant. Date: circa 1920

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Women WW1 V. A. Ds

Women WW1 V. A. Ds
Front cover of the book, A V.A.D in Salonika by Bessie Marchant. Date: circa 1918

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Dr. Elsie Inglis Scottish Womens Hospitals

Dr. Elsie Inglis Scottish Womens Hospitals
Portrait of Dr. Elsie Maud Inglis, founder of the Scottish Womens Hospitals for Foreign Service. Date: circa 1914

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Suffragette Arson

Suffragette Arson
Scene of destruction at Saunderton Railway Station after a fire started by suffragettes on 9th March 1913. Apparently placards reading Votes for Women

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Suffragette Christmas Cracker

Suffragette Christmas Cracker
Rather Masculine Looking suffragette waving an umbrella proclaims, When a Voter I shall be Proof against all Bribery. Nor shall Vile Corruption prove of Avail. I ll Vote - for love

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Frances Ivens Scottish Womens Hospitals

Frances Ivens Scottish Womens Hospitals
Portrait of Frances Ivens (1870-1944), Chief Medical Officer of the Scottish Womens Hospitals unit at the Abbaye de Royaumont 1914-1919

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Scottish Womens Hospitals Royaumont

Scottish Womens Hospitals Royaumont
A fleet of ambulances outside the Abbaye de Royaumont, France, where the Scottish Womens Hospitals based their first unit in 1914. They worked with the French Red Cross. Date: circa 1914

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Mabel Tuke Suffragette

Mabel Tuke Suffragette
Portrait of Mabel kate Tuke (1871-1962), who from 1906 to 1914 was Hon. Sec. of the W.S.P.U. Date: circa 1912

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Lady Constance Lytton Arrested

Lady Constance Lytton Arrested
Lady Constance Lytton arrested for throwing a stone at the car carrying Sir Walter Runciman through Newcastle in October 1909. Date: 1909

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Suffragette Emmeline Pethick Lawrence

Suffragette Emmeline Pethick Lawrence
Mrs. Pethick Lawrence waves to her supporters on her release from Holloway, 17th April 1909. Date: 1909

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Suffragette Elsie Howley

Suffragette Elsie Howley
Elsie Howey on horseback at the head of the procession celebrating the release of Emmeline Pethick Lawrence from prison, April 1909. Date: 1909

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Womens Freedom League House of Commons

Womens Freedom League House of Commons
Members of the Womens Freedom League battle with police as they try to enter the House of Commons on 28th October 1908. Date: 1908

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Suffragette Dora Marsden Arrested

Suffragette Dora Marsden Arrested
Dora Marsden (1882-1960) arrested during a deputation to the House of Commons, 30th March 1909. Marsden, a radical feminist left the W.S.P.U in 1911 to launch a new paper, The Freewoman. Date: 1909

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Suffragette Emmeline Pankhurst

Suffragette Emmeline Pankhurst
Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst takes a petition from the Third Womens parliament to the Prime Minister February 1908. Date: 1908

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Suffrage Pilgrimage NUWSS 1913

Suffrage Pilgrimage NUWSS 1913
Law abiding women suffragists taking part in the N.U.W.S.S Suffrage Pilgrimage of 1913. Two of the women walked from Manchester to London and the other cycled from Bolton! Date: 1913

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: NUWSS Suffrage Committee Room

NUWSS Suffrage Committee Room
Exterior of the London Society for Womens Suffrage Committee rooms, displaying many pro-suffrage posters by the Artists Suffrage League. Date: circa 1911

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Suffrage Pilgrimage NUWSS 1913

Suffrage Pilgrimage NUWSS 1913
Suffrage Pilgrims entering Hyde Park, 26th July 1913, showing the banners of those on the Watling Street route and West Midland Federation. Date: 1913

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Maud Arncliffe Sennett

Maud Arncliffe Sennett
Portrait of Maud Arncliffee Sennett (1862-1936) who was associated with several suffrage organisations including the W.S.P.U

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Suffragette Female Agitator

Suffragette Female Agitator
One solution for dealing with the problem of the Female Agitator. Hang a lump of cheese around her neck, tie her hands behind her back and introduce a hungry rodent

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Suffragette Christmas Cracker

Suffragette Christmas Cracker
A group of suffragettes stand outside the Houses of Parliament looking annoyed and perplexed. The caption reads, Suffragette Puzzle = Find the M.P who supports them

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Women WW1 WaC Christmas Card

Women WW1 WaC Christmas Card
A WW1 Christmas card sent by a cheerful W.A.A.C calling Cheerio, Alls Well, France 1918. Picture of her camp behind. Date on reverse, December 1918. Date: 1918

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Suffragette Mary Phillips Selling Votes for Women

Suffragette Mary Phillips Selling Votes for Women
Mary Phillips attempts to persuade a gent to purchase the suffragette paper. Date: circa 1908

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Suffrage Pilgrimage NUWSS 1913

Suffrage Pilgrimage NUWSS 1913
Shows a meeting at Exeter, where marchers on the Suffrage Pilgrimage gathered en route to London, N.U.W.S.S members from federations in the South West marched The Lands End to London stage of

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Suffrage Pilgrimage NUWSS 1913

Suffrage Pilgrimage NUWSS 1913
A call to those who believe in Justice to join the Great Demonstration in Hyde Park and celebrate arrival of the pilgrims, 26th July 1913. Date: 1913 July

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Suffrage Pilgrimage NUWSS 1913

Suffrage Pilgrimage NUWSS 1913
A special souvenir number of The Common Cause the newspaper of the National Union of Womens Suffrage Societies. This issue is devoted to the 1913 Suffrage Pilgrimage which took place during June

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Florence de Fonblanque Suffragist Pilgrimage

Florence de Fonblanque Suffragist Pilgrimage
Portrait of Florence de Fornblanque (1864-1949). She organised the 1912 Womens March from Edinburgh to London. She founded the Qui Vive Corps in 1912. Date: 1912

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Ethel Smyth Composer and Suffragette

Ethel Smyth Composer and Suffragette
An early portrait photograph of Ethel Smyth taken in New York when she attended the first U.S performance of her opera, Der Wald at the Metropolitan Opera House

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Women World War 1

Women World War 1
Shows two motor vehicles provided for the Bien-Etre du Blesse Motor unit, the photo taken in Central Park, New York in 1917

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Suffrage Pilgrimage NUWSS 1913

Suffrage Pilgrimage NUWSS 1913
The N.U.W.S.S supporters on the Lands End to London route of the 1913 Suffrage Pilgrimage Date: 1913

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Suffragette Annie Kenney Policeman

Suffragette Annie Kenney Policeman
Suffragette Annie Kenney pictured amongst a group of W.S.P.U members. The caption, hand written on the reverse reads, Miss Annie Kenney interrogating a policeman at the House of Commons

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Suffragette Demonstration W. S. P. U London 1908

Suffragette Demonstration W. S. P. U London 1908
A photo of a suffragette demonstration by the W.S.P.U through London in 1908. Mrs Pankhurst, Mary Clarke (Her sister), Charlotte Marsh and Jessie Kenney are seated in the brake

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Suffragette Barbara Ayrton Campaign Bus

Suffragette Barbara Ayrton Campaign Bus
Barbara Ayrton stands on the running board of the W.S.P.Us battle bus, while suffragettes sell copies of Votes for Women newspaper, Date: 1909

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Suffragette Mens League Shop

Suffragette Mens League Shop
The Mens League for Womens Suffrage was founded in 1907 by Herbert Jacobs. Although it was non-militant and was not affiliated to any political party

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Suffragette Arson St. Leonards

Suffragette Arson St. Leonards
The ruined interior of Levetleigh, home of M.P. Arthur du Cros in St. Leonards, East Sussex, on 15th April 1913. Caption reads, Burnt by Suffragettes Date: 1913

Background imageImages Dated 17th May 2016: Suffragette in prison Votes for Women

Suffragette in prison Votes for Women
A suffragette is seated inside a prison cell. Note the graffiti on the walls. The rhyme, addressed to the inmate reads, While you remain a suffragetteA velentine you ll never getWhat man would ever



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