cunningham2miller-6feb1902-lauraclaypapers.pdf Hamilton Female College Delegation in Lexington's 1916 Suffrage Parade
KY Woman Suffrage
Perhaps it was the charisma of the vision that the new president Burris Jenkins had for a rejuvenated Transylvania College soon after he arrived in 1901. Perhaps it was the long tradition of Lexington's support for women's professional education and higher learning. At any rate, new faculty hires at Transylvania and the newly merged Hamilton Female College in the early 1900s created a unique grouping of women's rights activists.
Mary Atkinson Cunningham to Miss Miller, February 6, 1902, Laura Clay Papers, Box 6, folder 21, UK Libraries SCRC, Lexington, Ky.
Title: Letter from Mary Atkinson Cunningham to Miss Miller, February 6, 1902
30th Convention Kentucky Equal Rights Association - Program
50W29: "Thirtieth Convention of the Kentucky Equal Rights Association" Program, box 1, folder 3 of the Mary Shelby Wilson Woman's Democratic Club papers, 1910-1950, bulk 1920-1932 (bulk dates), University of Kentucky Special Collections Research Center.
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Thirtieth Convention of the Kentucky Equal Rights Association
Officers:
Citizenship and Civility - Oct 28 - 42nd Annual Meeting of KY Assoc of Teachers of History, Paducah
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The Kentucky Association of Teachers of History invites you to attend their 42nd Annual Meeting.
"Citizenship and Civility"
Saturday October 28, 2017
