Getting out the vote by Helen Todd lecturing audience on grass hill
Helen Todd and her fellow suffragettes lecture audience on grass hill about why women should have the right to vote. Helen Todd was a factory inspector who was first recorded as mentioning the labor and suffrage slogan "Bread and Roses".
- Date
- 1911-09-02
- Archive
- Wikimedia Commons
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- image
- Original size
- 812 × 668 pixels
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