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Guide to the Susan B. Anthony Collection

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Guide to the Susan B. Anthony D1940.1 1 Collection Guide to the Susan B. Anthony Collection

Collection number: D1940.1

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Descriptive Summary Title: Susan B. Anthony collection Dates: 1850-1984 Bulk Dates: 1900-1952 Collection number: D1940.1 Collector: Winter, Una R. Collection Size: 2.25 linear feet(2 manuscript boxes and 1 oversize folder). Repository: Claremont Colleges. Library. Ella Strong Denison Library. Claremont, California 91711 Abstract: Susan B. Anthony's public career spanned a half-century. She was a leader in the women's suffrage movement, temperance and abolition organizer, ardent reformer, speaker, and author who spent most of her life fighting for equality. This collection contains publications, ephemera, photographs, correspondence and writings related to her life's work. Physical location: Please consult repository. Languages: Languages represented in the collection: English Access Collection open for research. Publication Rights All requests for permission to publish must be submitted in writing to Denison Library. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Susan B. Anthony collection. Ella Strong Denison Library, Libraries of The Claremont Colleges. Acquisition Information Gift of Una R. Winter. Individual items donated by Miss Katherine Boyles, Miss Anthony's niece, Alice Parks, and Ada Watkins Hatch, no date. Biography / Administrative History Susan B. Anthony (15 Feb. 1820-13 Mar. 1906), reformer and organizer for woman suffrage, was born Susan Brownell Anthony in Adams, . In 1851 Anthony met . In 1852 Anthony and Stanton founded the Women's State Temperance Society, which claimed an equality with the leading male society and featured women's right to vote on the temperance question and to divorce drunken husbands. In 1863 Anthony, again with Stanton, founded the Women's Loyal National League; employing a loose network of individuals and soldiers' aid and antislavery societies, the league gathered petitions with 400,000 signatures, which were presented to Congress. This effort marked advent of a focus on the federal government for women's rights. The Thirteenth Amendment and subsequent debate about securing citizenship for freed slaves introduced Anthony and her co-workers to the potential for sweeping change through amendment to the national Constitution. In 1865 Anthony became convinced that universal suffrage was the only just solution to the challenges of Reconstruction. With a lecture on universal suffrage, she worked her way east. By year's end, the core of women's rights activists in the

Guide to the Susan B. Anthony D1940.1 2 Collection Northeast had reassembled to launch their first national campaign for woman suffrage. Hopes for universal suffrage bound former abolitionists together in the American Equal Rights Association, established in 1866. As its corresponding secretary Anthony oversaw petitions to Congress and coordinated several campaigns to amend state constitutions. She divided her time in 1867 between campaigns in New York and Kansas, and with Stanton, accepted an offer of capital to launch a newspaper, the Revolution, first appearing in New York in January 1868. Though the Revolution preserves the worst pronouncements of Anthony and Stanton in this period--opposing the Fifteenth Amendment and casting the enfranchisement of freedmen as a threat to the safety of white women--it also captures their excitement about women's potential and their growing rebelliousness. Their convictions about an independent movement led Anthony and Stanton to form the National Woman Suffrage Association (NWSA) in 1869; Henry Blackwell and his wife, , set up the rival American Woman Suffrage Association (AWSA), which called for suffrage by state, rather than federal, law. The strategy of the NWSA remained uncertain and subject to change until 1875. By the 1890s Anthony had access to the platform of any women's organization in the country. Two years of acrimonious negotiations with Lucy Stone's representatives from the AWSA succeeded in merging the rival associations as the National-American Woman Suffrage Association (NAWSA) in 1890. Stanton presided over the new organization from 1890 to 1892, when Anthony replaced her. Anthony served until her eightieth birthday in 1900. When Anthony died, she left an enormous legacy to those other generations. Her image, words, and standards of work permeated the struggle for what women called the "Susan B. Anthony amendment." So thoroughly had she become the embodiment of women's aspirations for political equality that suffragists fought long after their victory in 1920 over their competing claims to be her true political descendants. (Adapted from the American National Biography Online, http://www.anb.org) Scope and Content of Collection The collection contains correspondence, photographs, writings, and newspaper clippings related to Susan B. Anthony's career as a leader in the women's suffrage movement. The content includes several articles written by Susan B. Anthony as well as numerous articles written about her life's work. Although some of the material is from her lifetime, the bulk epitomizes her legacy and how she is eulogized after her death. The collection also contains numerous photographs and ephemera from her days as a leading suffragist. Although the date of many of the pieces is unknown, the dated material in the collection ranges from the 1850s to 1984 with the bulk dating from 1900 to 1952. Arrangement The collection is organized into five series: Series 1: Publications, circa 1869-1984 Series 2: Ephemera, circa 1900-1976 Series 3: Photographs, circa 1850-1941 Series 4: Correspondence, circa 1941-1953 Series 5: Writings, circa 1880-1950 Indexing Terms The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog. Anthony, Susan B. (Susan Brownell), 1820-1906 Suffragists Women's rights--United States Women--Suffrage

Series 1. Correspondence circa 1869-1984

Box 1, Folder 29 Letter written to Librarian [?] giving information on Anthony article, from Una R. Winter, Susan B. Anthony Memorial Library of California 1952 Box 1 , Folder 49 Thank you note to Ada Watkins Hatch for her donation of Susan B. Anthony material from the Scripps College Librarian no date Box 1 , Folder 59 Letter written to Dorothy Drake, Librarian, Denison Library, from Una R. Winter on Susan B. Anthony Memorial Committee of California letterhead 1951 June 12 Box 1 , Folder 60 Letter written to Una Winter thanking her for the Susan B. Anthony material, from Dorothy M. Drake 1952 July 15

Guide to the Susan B. Anthony D1940.1 3 Collection Series 1.Correspondence circa 1869-1984

Box 1 , Folder 68 A letter to Dorothy Drake, Librarian, Denison Library, from Una R. Winter 1953 July 19 Box 1 , Folder 71 Carbon Copy of a letter to Mrs. Una Winter from Ernest Dawson 1941 October 10 Box 1 , Folder 71 Letter written to Mr. Ernest Dawson requesting his record of reminiscences with Susan B. Anthony, from Una R. Winter, Susan B. Anthony Memorial Library of California 1941 September 30 Box 1 , Folder 72 Letter to Miss Drake, Librarian, Denison Library, with a copy of "Some Helpful Comments Received Regarding the S.B.A. Memorial Library," from Una R. Winter 1943 March 5 Box 1 , Folder 73 Letter to Dorothy Drake, Librarian, Denison Library, from Una R. Winter, Susan B. Anthony Memorial Library of California 1952 August 9 Box 1 , Folder 78 Note to Miss Drake, Librarian, Denison Library, from Una R. Winter 1941 December 7 Box 1 , Folder 79 Letter to Miss Dorothy Drake, Librarian, Denison Library, from Una R. Winter 1942 March 13 Box 1 , Folder 80 Postcard written to Miss Dorothy Drake, Librarian, Denison Library, from Una R. Winter 1947 December 12 Series 2. Ephemera circa 1900-1976

"Dramatic Sketches of Susan B. Anthony and Other Pioneers" a booklet of sketches by Nanette B. Paul 1926 Box 1 , Folder 4 "The Anthony Home Calendar", issued by the Anthony Portrait Committee, Washington, D.C. 1900 Box 1 , Folder 10 "In Memoriam" program for Susan B. Anthony memorial service, New York 1906 Box 1 , Folder 12 Program for the Thirty-Ninth Annual Convention of the National American Woman Suffrage Association; in memory of Susan B. Anthony 1907 February 15 Box 1 , Folder 14 program for "Thanksgiving Celebration" for passage of Susan B. Anthony Amendment, Los Angeles, California 1920 September 7 Box 1 , Folder 23 "Dedication Program -- Susan B. Anthony Tree, Sequoia National Park, California" 1938 June 26 Box 1 , Folder 24 "Dedication Program for the Susan B. Anthony Memorial, Balboa Park Pepper Grove 1940 May 12 Box 1 , Folder 30 Flyer sent to Scripps College Alumnae from the Scripps College Alumnae Association announcing a Susan B. Anthony Festival Feb. 12-15 1976 January 22 Box 1 , Folder 38 "Sayings of Susan B. Anthony", flyer printed by the Oregon Equal Suffrage Association no date Box 1 , Folder 38 "Suggestions for Planting Your Suffrage Garden", flyer printed by Woman Suffrage Association [?] no date Box 1 , Folder 38 "Plant only the Official Suffrage Seeds", flyer selling seeds to raise money for the Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association no date Box 1 , Folder 42 Postcard with a picture of Susan B. Anthony Homestead, Adams, Massachusetts 1941 Box 1 , Folder 43 Copy of a Susan B. Anthony photograph onto cardboard with a quote from Susan B. Anthony (two copies) no date Box 1 , Folder 47 A folder showing the bust of Susan B. Anthony, including the speech "The Import of the Woman Movement", given by Adelelaide Johnson on Susan B. Anthony's Birthda, by Adelaid Johnson 1934 February 15 Box 1 , Folder 52 "Susan B. Anthony Memorial", a leaflet describing Miss Anthony's home no date Box 1 , Folder 54 A postcard showing James and Lucretia Mott with quotes from Lucretia Mott and Alice Paul no date Box 1 , Folder 55 Envelope from Alice Park to Mrs. Daisy Coats with a Susan B. Anthony 3 cent stamp and decoration (two copies) 1937 Box 1 , Folder 56 The front of an envelope addressed to Miss S.J. Eddy with an emblem saying 1848 -- "Governments Derive their Just Powers from the Consent of the Governed" 1909 Box 1 , Folder 57 One page advertisement for Ida Husted Harper's biography, "The Life and Works of Susan B. Anthony" no date Box 1 , Folder 58 A leaflet printed by the Susan B. Anthony Memorial Association to raise money to erect an "Anthony Memorial Building" at the Rochester University, New York no date

Guide to the Susan B. Anthony D1940.1 4 Collection Series 2. Ephemera circa 1900-1976

Box 1 , Folder 66 Postcard announcing a birthday exhibit and reception for the Susan B. Anthony Memorial Library permanent establishment in the Los Angeles Public Library, card addressed to Miss Dorothy Drake 1942 Box 1 , Folder 75 Five suffrage badges attached to a black velvet ribbon no date Box 2 , Folder 8 Card inscribed: "From Susan B. Anthony to her Aunt Eliza Anthony" no date Box 2 , Folder 15 Card with photograph of Susan B. Anthony on front and back; inscribed by Susan B. Anthony, Rochester, New York 1900 February 15 Box 2 , Folder 18 Program for "The Hall of Fame: New York University - Unveiling of the Busts of Susan B. Anthony and Thomas Paine" 1952 May 18 Box 4 , Folder 9 Two envelopes with Susan B. Anthony emblem with a short history of the emblem no date Box 4 , Folder 10 "Susan B. Anthony Commemorative Stamp", a flyer printed by the Susan B. Anthony Memorial Committee no date Series 3. Photographs circa 1850-1941

Box 1 , Folder 35 "Portrait of Miss Susan B. Anthony", reproduction of a painting of her birthday in 1900 (two copies) no date Box 1 , Folder 39 Photograph of a picture of "Canajoharie Academy where Susan B. Anthony Taught, 1848, 1849, 1850" from Standard Newspaper, California no date Box 1 , Folder 40 Photo of the Susan B. Anthony Tree in the Sequoia National Park no date Box 1 , Folder 44 Photograph of Susan B. Anthony, San Francisco, California 1896 Box 1 , Folder 45 Photograph of Susan B. Anthony (age 36) taken from a picture in Ida Husted Harper biography of Susan B. Anthony no date Box 1 , Folder 46 Photograph of Susan B. Anthony, Mrs. Rebecca Spring, and Mrs. Severance no date Box 2 , Folder 1 Photograph of Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe no date Box 2 , Folder 2 Reproduction of Susan B. Anthony photograph inscribed "Affectionately yours, Susan B. Anthony" no date Box 2 , Folder 3 Reproduction of "ambrotype" photograph Susan B. Anthony 1850 Box 2 , Folder 4 Photograph of portrait of Susan B. Anthony on her 80th birthday; portrait painted in 1903 by S.J. Eddy; inscribed: "1820- Feb. 15 -- Susan B. Anthony- Rochester, New York 1903 Box 2 , Folder 5 Photograph of Susan B. Anthony with Elizabeth Cady Stanton no date Box 2 , Folder 6 Photograph of a postcard of Susan B. Anthony birthplace in North Adams, Mass. 1941 Box 2 , Folder 7 Reproduction of a photograph of Elizabeth Cady Stanton (1815-1902) no date Box 2 , Folder 9 Photograph of Isabella Beecher Hooker, inscribed: "Isabella Beecher Hooker" 1892 February 22 Box 2 , Folder 10 Photograph of Susan B. Anthony and Mrs. Jean Greenleaf, prominent suffrage worker in New York state no date Box 2 , Folder 11 Reproduction of a drawing of Lucy Stone no date Box 2 , Folder 12 Photograph of four leaders in Women's Suffrage Movement: Caroline M. Severance, Charlotte le Moyne Mills, Rebecca Buffum Spring, Susan B. Anthony, taken in Los Angeles 1905 Box 2 , Folder 13 Photograph of portrait of Susan B. Anthony by Sarah J. Eddy no date Box 2 , Folder 14 Photograph of the Clara Barton Tree, Sequoia National Park, California no date Box 2 , Folder 16 Reproduction of photograph taken of Susan B. Anthony, inscribed: "Susan at Forty-Eight" 1869 Box 2 , Folder 17 Photograph: "Miss Anthony Making an Unanswerable Argument"- copied from an illustration in Ida Husted Harper biography (page 1237) no date Box 2 , Folder 20 Reproduction of photograph of Susan B. Anthony at her 80th birthday party 1903 Series 4. Publications circa 1941-1953

"As Susan Once Said …" (originally published in 1900), The California Woman (vol. XIX, no. 5) 1952 March/April Box 1 , Folder 1 Anthony, Susan B. "The Wrongs of Man", Evening Star 1901 Box 1 , Folder 1 Anthony, Susan B. "Educating Husbands for the Twentieth Century", Inquirer (July 7) no date

Guide to the Susan B. Anthony D1940.1 5 Collection Series 4. Publications circa 1941-1953

Box 1 , Folder 2 Anthony, Susan B. "Editorial Correspondence", Revolution (vol. IV, no. 26) 1869 December 3 Box 1 , Folder 3 Bly, Nellie, pseud. "Nellie Bly Sees Miss Anthony", W. Trib.[?] 1896 February 22 Box 1 , Folder 3 Patton, Rev. Dr. "Woman's Relation to Faith and Skepticism", Evening Star 1885 January 30 Box 1 , Folder 3 "The Ballot is a Many-Edged Sword", Los Angeles Examiner 1906 March 25 Box 1 , Folder 3 La Mance, Lora S. "A Bit of Miss Anthony's Lineage", Woman's Journal[?] 1903 Box 1 , Folder 5 "Circular Issued", Evening Star 1900 February 10 Box 1 , Folder 6 "Before Congress: Women Suffragists Present Arguments in Their Own Behalf", Evening Star 1900 February 13 Box 1 , Folder 7 Anthony, Susan B. "Perfect Marriages", Evening Star 1901 Box 1 , Folder 8 "Crown of Triumph", Evening Star 1900 February 15 Box 1 , Folder 9 "Miss Anthony" (her obituary), Post Express 1906 March 13 Box 1 , Folder 11 "Susan B. Anthony Dead", Rochester Herald 1906 March 13 Box 1 , Folder 13 "Reforms Won By Susan B. Anthony", Christian Science Monitor 1920 Box 1 , Folder 13 Anthony, Lucy E. "Susan B. Anthony", Woman's Journal no date Box 1 , Folder 15 "Pioneers of Freedom", Survey 1922 August 1 Box 1 , Folder 15 Hawe, M. A. DeWolfe. "Causes and Their Champions", Ladies Home Journal 1926 April Box 1 , Folder 16 Esmond, Martha Freeman. "Letters from Martha Freeman Esmond to her Friend Julia Boyd of New York; , Oct. 20, 1893", The Chicago Tribune 1941 October 12 Box 1 , Folder 17 "Tribute is Paid Susan B. Anthony", Washington Star 1938 Box 1 , Folder 17 Carter, John. "Susan B. Anthony Pioneered for Women's Rights", New York Times Book Review 1928 November 4 Box 1 , Folder 18 Picture of the International Council of Women, Sunday Times 1936 November 15 Box 1 , Folder 18 "Colorado Speaks for Itself", publication unknown no date Box 1 , Folder 18 "Press Comment", publication unknown 1935 February 23 Box 1 , Folder 18 "What Idaho Says", publication unknown no date Box 1 , Folder 19 "Susan B. Anthony Memorial Celebration", Equal Rights (vol. 22, no. 17) 1936 September 1 Box 1 , Folder 20 Sisson, Adelaid Howe. "Susan Brownell Anthony", Daughters American Revolution Magazine 1937 Box 1 , Folder 21 "A Co-Ed Anniversary", New York Times 1937 October 17 Box 1 , Folder 22 Cage, Cret. "Three National Liberators to be Honored", publication unknown 1938 Box 1 , Folder 22 "Una Winter's Dream is True", Colton Daily Courier no date Box 1 , Folder 22 Clipping discussing Susan B. Anthony tree, Seattle Times no date Box 1 , Folder 22 "Mrs. Una R. Winter Successfully Conducts Dedication of Giant Sequoia Tree in Honor of Susan B. Anthony", Upland News 1938 June 28 Box 1 , Folder 25 "Suffragist Leader Hailed as Emancipator of Women", San Diego Union 1940 May 13 Box 1 , Folder 25 "Plaque Fete Planned Today", San Diego Union 1940 May 12 Box 1 , Folder 26 "45 Women's Units Hail Susan B. Anthony's Equal Rights Fight", Evening Star 1941 February 16 Box 1 , Folder 26 Hendley, Anna E. "Women of World Owe Debt of Gratitude to Susan B. Anthony", publication unknown no date Box 1 , Folder 28 "Susan B. Anthony's Birthday Observed", Los Angeles Times 1941 Box 1 , Folder 28 Marvin, Virginia. "Woman's Viewpoint", Press-Telegram 1941 Box 1 , Folder 28 "Suffrage Drama Motivates Novel", Los Angeles Times 1941 March 2 Box 1 , Folder 34 Craft, "Colonel" Ida. "Why We Hike", publication unknown no date Box 1 , Folder 34 Johnston, Mary. "Growth of the Suffrage Fight", publication unknown no date Box 1 , Folder 34 "The Outlook for Women", The American Press 1913 March 1 Box 1 , Folder 38 "Homestead of Susan B. Anthony to be Preserved as Memorial", The Christian Science Monitor 1927 December 13 Box 1 , Folder 40 "Anthony Tribute Set for Tuesday", publication unknown 1938 Box 1 , Folder 40 "Emancipator of Women Given Living Memorial", Daily News, Los Angeles California 1938 February 14 Box 1 , Folder 41 "Messages from Mary Anthony Made Public at her Funeral", Democrat and Chronicle, Rochester, New York 1907 February 8 Box 1 , Folder 41 "Susan B. Anthony Held Greater than Lincoln" and a picture of Reverend Anna Howard Shaw, publication unknown no date

Guide to the Susan B. Anthony D1940.1 6 Collection Series 4. Publications circa 1941-1953

Box 1 , Folder 48 "Last Thoughts Were on Her Life Work; Gives All She Has to The Cause", publication unknown 1907 Box 1 , Folder 76 Arndt, Jessie Ash. "Susan B. Anthony: Great Champion of Women's Rights", The Christian Science Monitor 1952 February 28 Box 1 , Folder 76 Sherman, Gene. "Doors of Hall of Fame Are Opened to a Vigorous Crusader for Women", Los Angeles Times 1951 February 15 Box 2 , Folder 19 Articles written about events in memory of Susan B. Anthony that took place on the Claremont Campus 1976-1984 Box 2 , Folder 21 "Civic Affairs--Let the Ladies Stand", Fortnight 1952 March 3 Box 2 , Folder 22 "More About Her Years", publication unknown no date Series 5. Writings circa 1880-1950

Box 1 , Folder 7 An excerpt from the Ida Husted Harper's biography (page 1240) discussing Susan B. Anthony's five articles commissioned by the McClure Syndicate in 1901, by Ida Husted Harper no date Box 1 , Folder 27 Typed excerpts from The Evening Star and other newspapers referring to the red shawl 1898 Box 1 , Folder 27 Typed excerpt from "The Red Shawl," by Lucy E. Anthony 1941 July Box 1 , Folder 28 Typed messages from the dedication ceremony for the Susan B. Anthony Tree, Sequoia National Park, California 1938 Box 1 , Folder 31 "Materials for use in Classes in Observation of Susan B. Anthony Day," L.A. City School District 1941 February Box 1 , Folder 32 "Two Tributes to Susan B. Anthony", typed excerpts from Equal Rights Magazine by Dr. M. Carey Thomas and the Harper Biography 1880 Box 1 , Folder 33 "Memorial to the California State Board of Education regarding the printing of the Manual of the Life of Susan B. Anthony -- For Use in the Public Schools," by Marjorie Longwell, Susan B. Anthony Memorial Library of California 1944 June 15 Box 1 , Folder 36 "California's Outstanding Memorial to Susan B. Anthony" typed announcement for the dedication of a Sequoia tree and a photo of the tree, Susan B. Anthony Memorial Library of California no date Box 1 , Folder 37 Photostat of letter written to Mrs. Winter by Eleanor Roosevelt 1938 May 31 Box 1 , Folder 37 "Hi-Lites From Congressional Messages", for the dedication of the Susan B. Anthony Tree, Susan B. Anthony Memorial Library of California 1938 Box 1 , Folder 47 Winter, Una R. "The Adelaide Johnson Marble", a typed page describing the Adelaide Johnson folder no date Box 1 , Folder 49 Coates, Daisy B. "Susan B. Anthony -- Emancipator of Women", a five page typescript essay no date Box 1 , Folder 50 Typescript carbon copy of a three act play depicting Susan B. Anthony's life no date Box 1 , Folder 51 Hellman, Florence S. "Susan B. Anthony -- Bibliography" two page typescript 1940? Box 1 , Folder 53 "Incidents of the Friendship of Miss Susan B. Anthony for Mrs. Charlotte Wills and Daughter, Fanny", one page typescript no date Box 1 , Folder 61 Publicity release written by Una R. Winter on Susan B. Anthony Memorial Library of California letterhead for the Susan B. Anthony exhibit at the Los Angeles Public Library, including a list of exhibit contents 1943 February 1 Box 1 , Folder 62 Typescript concerning the origin of Susan B. Anthony's middle name, written by from Una R. Winter no date Box 1 , Folder 63 Typescript written by Una R. Winter, announcing the Susan B. Anthony Memorial Library to be "Permanently Established in Los Angeles Public Library" 1942 April 3 Box 1 , Folder 64 Publicity release written by Una R. Winter listing additional material to be placed with the collection in the Los Angeles Public Library 1941 May 10 Box 1 , Folder 65 List of Susan B. Anthony material from the Susan B. Anthony Memorial Library written by Una R. Winter, Upland, California 1941 September 29 Box 1 , Folder 67 "The Six Volumes", a publicity release announcing the acquisition of six volumes inscribed by Susan B. Anthony, from Una R. Winter no date Box 1 , Folder 69 "'Measuring Up' - In a Small Town", seven page typescript including pictures written by Una R. Winter and Florence May Morse 1950

Guide to the Susan B. Anthony D1940.1 7 Collection Series 5. Writings circa 1880-1950

Box 1 , Folder 70 Publicity release referencing the presentation of the Susan B. Anthony Memorial Committee of California its collection to the Los Angeles Public Library 1941 February 7 Box 1 , Folder 71 "Susan B. Anthony Anecdotes and Reminiscences" three page typescript no date Box 1 , Folder 74 "Contents of Scripps College Scrap-book" no date Box 1 , Folder 77 "Publicity on Susan B. Anthony's Birthday Celebrations on or near February 15, 1941 taking place in other states, Susan B. Anthony Memorial Library of California 1941 March 18 Box 4 , Folder 9 Two short articles; "The Little Red Shawl" and "Description of the Red Shawl" written about Susan B. Anthony's red shawl no date

Guide to the Susan B. Anthony D1940.1 8 Collection