The Suffragette leader Flora Drummond selling the Votes for Women newspaper, October 1907
About this object
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ID:
50.82/1615
Production date:
1907-10
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Location:
In Store
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The Suffragette leader Flora Drummond selling the Votes for Women newspaper, October 1907. Suffragette street sellers were required to stand in the gutter, rather than on the pavement to avoid being arrested for obstruction. The photograph depicts Flora selling one of the first ever editions of the weekly newspaper and reveals how the novelty of seeing a woman newspaper seller attracted much attention and amusement particularly from young men passers-by who often heckled the women.
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Measurements
H 167 mm; W 218 mm
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Materials
paper
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Last Updated
2024-03-14
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