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Delaware Treated to a Spectacle as Suffragists Tramp Across State
After a more than 60 years of struggle to give women the right to vote, things were coming to a head during the second decade of the 20th century. The suffragists had won battles in a number of states, … Continue reading
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Tagged 19th amendment, delaware, franchise, newark, rosalie jones, voting rights, wilmington, womens suffratge
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Newark Historical Society Hosts Humanities Talk on History of Railroads in Delaware Sept. 30
The Newark Historical Society is hosting a Delaware Humanities Forum talk, “Rails of Delaware.” Railroads were once an important link to the outside world for many Delawareans and the local depot was the center of the community, a place to … Continue reading
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