Constitution Express

The Constitution Express was a significant 1919 train journey organized by U.S. government officials and women's groups to promote the ratification of the 19th Amendment, which granted women the right to vote. The train traveled across the country, stopping in various cities to rally support, educate the public, and encourage lawmakers to approve the amendment. It symbolized a national effort to advance women’s suffrage, using the transportation of the train as a mobile platform for advocacy and highlighting the urgency and importance of women's voting rights.