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About the Collection
This collection of documents provides a glimpse into the lives of North Carolina women as they changed history in our state and the nation during the 19th and 20th centuries. It includes documents gathered from across the holdings of the State Archives, such as Private Collections, Organization Records, and State Agency Records. While this collection offers an overview of the materials available, it is not an exhaustive survey of women's history materials at the State Archives.
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Works
PC_1618_EqualSufferageAmendment19th_1920_ProSuffrageCerculars_EveryWomenKnows
Pro-Woman Suffrage Circular: What Every Woman Knows
PC_1618_EqualSufferageAmendment19th_1920_ProSuffrageCerculars_Flags
Pro-Woman Suffrage Circular: Women Vote Under These Flags
PC_1618_EqualSufferageAmendment19th_1920_ProSuffrageCerculars_NCWomenWantVote
Pro-Woman Suffrage Circular: North Carolina Women Do Want the Vote
PC_1618_EqualSufferageAmendment19th_1920_ProSuffrageCerculars_WhoRepsHer
Pro-Woman Suffrage Circular: Who Represents Her?
PC_2804_Lillian_Exum_Papers_B1F1_Corr_Fred_Ross_1904
Letter from Fred S. Ross to Lillian Exum Clement, January 29, 1904
PC_2804_Lillian_Exum_Papers_B1F23_Corr_Bertha_Clement_1912
Letter from Bertha Clement to Lillian Exum, Nancy, and Elizabeth Clement, September 20, 1912
PC_2804_Lillian_Exum_Papers_B1F24_Corr_Wm_Garrett_Brown_1912
Letter from William Garrett Brown to Lillian Exum Clement, December 30, 1912
PC_2804_Lillian_Exum_Papers_B1F3_Corr_Fred_Ross_1904
Letter from Fred S. Ross to Lillian Exum Clement, June 21, 1904
PC_2804_Lillian_Exum_Papers_B2F21_Corr_Walter_Clark_1920
Letter from Walter Clark to Lillian Exum Clement, June 7, 1920
PC_2804_Lillian_Exum_Papers_B2F25_Corr_Eller_1920
Letter from Elias Eller Stafford to Lillian Exum Clement, 1920