A new exhibit at the Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum explores how Alva Belmont’s tea parties helped spark revolutionary conversations about women’s suffrage.

Louise Hellstrom was the rural 1920s Woodstock churchgoer’s bad dream, a sight to behold. Often portrayed in local art works ...

Thousands of demonstrators arrive in Washington, D.C., to take part in the Woman's Suffrage Procession the day before Woodrow Wilson's inauguration. Organized by the outspoken National Woman's Party ...

The All England Club is such an establishment bastion that you wouldn’t believe middle-class Wimbledon women once tried to burn it down. The Championships are synonymous with many things: queues, long ...

The Waldorf Astoria Hotel has been shunned by presidents since Barack Obama after it was taken over by Chinese owners.

Theatre 40, the professional nonprofit theatre company based in Beverly Hills, has announced its 2025–26 season, offering a ...

1913: Women in Illinois were successful in gaining partial suffrage. They became the first women east of the Mississippi ...

Three summer exhibitions—at the Morgan Library, the Met and the Park Avenue Armory—shine a light on the work of pioneering ...

The Crown Hotel, Albrighton, from a postcard sent by a C Tanner, dated May 12,1907, with the message: ‘Bishton Manor, ...

Theatre 40, the professional non-profit theatre company of Beverly Hills, is back with a season of six plays. They've got comedies, mysteries, and a historical drama.

In July of 1913, 55 women met in the King’s Daughter’s rooms in the Hazard Memorial Hall (now the Peace Day Library) to hear arguments against giving women the right to vote.

WASHINGTON, June 13, 1913 (UP) - The Senate Woman's Suffrage Committee to-day recommended to the Senate passage of the Chamberlain resolution for enactment of a constitutional amendment granting ...