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Political cartoon of two women, one white and one black, protesting for women's suffrage. The white woman gestures for the black woman to stop, or perhaps go to the back. Text with the image reads "Votes for WHITE women," and "Just Like the Men!"

Harry T. Burn, elected member of the Tennessee General Assembly, whose vote in favor of suffrage broke a tie and allowed Tennessee to approve the Nineteenth Amendment.

Newspaper coverage of General Rosalie Jones' suffrage march from New York to Washington, D.C. in advance of the suffrage parade and protest during President Wilson's inaugeration.

Ida Glatt, prominent suffrage activist and student at Goucher College

Letter to Harry T. Burn of the Tennessee General Assembly from his mother, suffragist Febb E. Burn, exhorting him to vote for suffrage.

The Lyric Opera House in Baltimore, Maryland

Suffragist members of the National Women's Party work with the index cards containing information on various members of Congress.