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F.E. Curtis letter to Washington Territory Governor Semple regarding women's suffage, January 15, 1888
101. F.E. Curtis letter to Washington Territory Governor Semple regarding women's suffage, January 15, 1888
Unidentified woman's letter to Professor Meany protesting Mountaineers' policy of not allowing women
102. Unidentified woman's letter to Professor Meany protesting Mountaineers' policy of not allowing women to wear hiking pants within city limits, October 25, 1921
Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco showing a group of Seattle women holding Norwegian
103. Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco showing a group of Seattle women holding Norwegian flags, California, 1915
Washington state members of the General Federation of Women's Clubs at the convention held in Centralia,
104. Washington state members of the General Federation of Women's Clubs at the convention held in Centralia, Washington, ca. 1914
Young Women's Christian Association members from the Northwest gathered on the grass, some holding banners
105. Young Women's Christian Association members from the Northwest gathered on the grass, some holding banners indicating chapters of the Association being represented, Seabeck, Washington, 1917
Women, probably Native American, indoors wearing dresses, possibly in Port Hadlock
106. Women, probably Native American, indoors wearing dresses, possibly in Port Hadlock
Nez Perce women pose near tepee, ca. 1908
107. Nez Perce women pose near tepee, ca. 1908
Colville women and men (including Victor Nichols & Charlie Black) pose in front of bus, Washington
108. Colville women and men (including Victor Nichols & Charlie Black) pose in front of bus, Washington
Salish women, child and infant in cradleboard, Montana?
109. Salish women, child and infant in cradleboard, Montana?
Women shopping for baskets on the beach, Port Townsend, ca. 1895
110. Women shopping for baskets on the beach, Port Townsend, ca. 1895
Colville women smoke salmon over fire, "Ceremony of tears", Kettle Falls, Washington, 1939
111. Colville women smoke salmon over fire, "Ceremony of tears", Kettle Falls, Washington, 1939
Skitswish women & children gather on sidewalk, Harrison Idaho, 1905
112. Skitswish women & children gather on sidewalk, Harrison Idaho, 1905
Spokane women's stick game, Washington, 1925
113. Spokane women's stick game, Washington, 1925
Spokane and Nez Perce women and children pose in ceremonial dress
114. Spokane and Nez Perce women and children pose in ceremonial dress
Spokane women and children at Spokane River, Washington,1908
115. Spokane women and children at Spokane River, Washington,1908
Tsimshian women's basketball team, Metlakatla, Alaska, 1923.
116. Tsimshian women's basketball team, Metlakatla, Alaska, 1923.
Tlingit women and children cleaning fish on beach, southeastern Alaska, ca.1907
117. Tlingit women and children cleaning fish on beach, southeastern Alaska, ca.1907
Tlingit women sit outside cannery, Funter Bay, Alaska, ca. 1904-1917.
118. Tlingit women sit outside cannery, Funter Bay, Alaska, ca. 1904-1917.
Women cleaning fish on beach, possibly Tlingit, southeastern Alaska, ca. 1906
119. Women cleaning fish on beach, possibly Tlingit, southeastern Alaska, ca. 1906
Two Colville women, Colville Indian Reservation, Washington, ca. 1905.
120. Two Colville women, Colville Indian Reservation, Washington, ca. 1905.
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