Cornell University Library's Women's Suffrage Collection

The Cornell University Library's Women's Suffrage Collection is a comprehensive archive that documents the history of women's fight for voting rights. It includes photographs, letters, speeches, organizational records, and other materials from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. This collection helps researchers, students, and the public understand the strategies, challenges, and achievements of women's suffrage advocates in the United States, highlighting the societal changes and legal victories that secured women's right to vote. It serves as a valuable resource for studying gender equality and social justice movements.