Click on links for Centennial 2020 and Resources to find comprehensive list of websites plus newsletters with articles about Native American and African American women.

Article featuring history maps

This is a contemporary, not historical, database for researching current issues. But notice that Connecticut has a generally low level of women's political participation now.

Online exhibit includes articles and essays.

The collection consists of a variety of materials including newspapers, books, pamphlets, memorials, scrapbooks, and proceedings from the meetings of various women's organizations that document the suffrage fight.
Users should note that the collection mirrors the biases of NAWSA's membership. There is little in the collection to document the role of Southern women or women of color. Working-class women receive a slightly larger share of attention, but, for the most part, the collection details the experiences of the affluent white women who formed the suffrage campaign's leadership cadre.

Extensive list of links to Library of Congress material directly related to passage of the 19th Amendment.

Article from quarterly magazine about Connecticut history.

Interesting an interview with exhibit developers at the National Constitution Center