This Week in 19th Amendment History: Shifts and Splits in the Suffrage Movement
This week, around 150 years ago, the women’s suffrage movement experienced a significant change in its organization, as the various groups leading the struggle toward women’s suffrage split over certain key issues.
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Quaranzine: Issue 5
Issue 5: May 11, Keep Your Chin Up
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This Week in 19th Amendment History: Suffragist Mabel Ping-Hua Lee
Over 100 years ago this week, a young suffragist named Mabel Ping-Hua Lee made history, leading one of the major women’s suffrage marches in New York City at age 16.
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Quaranzine Kids: Special Edition
Kids Edition: May 4, A Dispatch From Our Youngest Friends
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Video: Alexis Coe in Conversation with Diane Kresh
Recorded for Arlington Reads, Tuesday, April 28, 2020.
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Preservation Week: Preserving Your Family’s Documents
To celebrate Preservation Week this year, the Center for Local History is offering some tips and resources that will help ensure that your family documents…
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COVID-19 Archives Project: Call for Donations
Send Your Materials, Help Tell Arlington’s Story of the Pandemic.
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How to Research Local History from Home
The Center for Local History has a wide variety of digitized materials that are an excellent resource for local research.
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