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RAD181

RAD181, Suffragettes

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ID

RAD181

Title

Votes for Women: For and Against

Other pages

There are 5 pages in this publication.

RAD181_03, RAD181_04, RAD181_01, RAD181_02, RAD181_05

Medium

pictures

Item Type

photographs

Item Description

These five images come from an open-air meeting held at Laurencekirk mart in April 1908. In this month, a series of open-air meetings were held in Kincardineshire and Aberdeen, from Auchenblae to Aberdeen Fish Market. They were addressed by Miss Mary Gawthorpe, a formidable speaker, and Miss Helen Fraser. The theme of these meetings was that women should not waste time in asking politely for the vote, but should instead demand it as a right.

Time Period

1900s

Associated Dates Creation

April 1908

Location

Aberdeenshire Library and Information Service

Collection Name

Aberdeenshire Libraries

Copyright

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