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Seen here is the dedication of the plaque commemorating the 1848 Women’s Rights Convention in 1923. it is said the owner of the building refused to have the plaque placed on his building.
(From left to right) Carl Rogers, Bert Mackey, Theodosia Moran, Dr. William Follette, Devillo Pollard, Anita Politzer, Earl Clark, and L.D. Stafford pose in front of the dedication of the Nineteenth Amendment plaque.
Alva Belmont, the former wife of William Kissam Vanderbilt, was very active in the suffrage movement in the 20th century. This photograph was taken in Seneca Falls for the 1923 commemoration. Belmont hosted a suffrage lunch in Newport, Rhode Island, and had plates, cups and saucers made that said “Votes for Women” on the rim.