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Thomson Auditorium, Charleston, South Carolina, ca. 1925, Laura Bragg papers, South Carolina Historical Society. This building served as headquarters of the Charleston Free Library 1931-35.

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Alice Paul and Doris Stevens working with Women’s Consultative Committee at League of Nations, ca. 1931, courtesy of Library of Congress Manuscript Division.

Fourth Headquarters, National Women’s Party, 21-25 First Street, N.E., Washington, D.C., ca.1922-1929,photograph by National Photo Co., courtesy of Library of Congress Manuscript Division.

National Women's Party headquarters in Nashville, (Left to right) Representative John Houk of Tennessee, Anita Pollitzer, Mayor Neal of Knoxville, Tennessee, and Representative Brooks [R.I. Johnson] of Tennessee, August 1920, Nashville, Tennessee, courtesy of Library of Congress Manuscript Division.

Medical College, Charleston, South Carolina, South Carolina Hospital Postcards, Waring Historical Library (MUSC).

Postcard. 3x5 in.

Charleston, S.C. Roper’s Hospital; a closer view, photograph by the Federal Navy, Charleston, South Carolina, 1865, courtesy of Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division.

Boston City Hospital, Harrison Ave., Boston, Mass., ca. 1903, photograph by E. Chickering & Co., courtesy of Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division.

Beth Israel Synagogue, Beaufort, South Carolina, ca. 2000s, courtesy of Beth Israel Congregation.

The Jewish Woman Quarterly, October 1924 vol. 4 no. 3 edition that includes Anita Pollitzer’s article, “Woman and the Law,” Anita Pollitzer Family Papers, South Carolina Historical Society.

The Jewish Woman is a quarterly magazine published by the National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW) between 1921 and 1931 and was created to give the world “its first organized record of Jewish womanhood’s aspirations and successes.” Publication of The…

Elie Edson, ca. 1910, Anita Pollitzer Family Papers, South Carolina Historical Society.

A black-and-white portrait photograph of Elie Edson wearing a suit.

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