Woman Suffrage Statue

Sandra Weber is an author, independent scholar, lecturer, and storyteller who enjoys exploring and writing regional history and women’s history. She lives in Elizabethtown, New York.

• Table of ContentsAcknowledgmentsTerminologyviiiPrefaceIntroduction PART ONE—Adelaide Johnson and the Great Three 1. A Sculptress 2. Making the Great Three 3. The Woman Movement 4. 1893 World Fair5. Of Eminent Women and Bridesmaids 6. Bust Fund Conflict PART TWO—A Monument to Woman 7. New Face of Suffrage 8. Of Carrara Marble and Hard Luck9. With Ratification Goes the Rotunda 10. Up the Steps of the Capitol11. The Supreme, the Wonderful Day 12. Down in the Crypt PART THREE—An Entity to Be Reckoned13. Golden Words 14. A Work of Art 15. Resurrecting Equal Rights16. Forward into Light 17. Import of the Woman Movement 18. Glory of Washington PART FOUR—Take Up the Song 19. Semantics20. In the Halls of the Capitol 21. Raise the Statue22. Adding Truth23. Unfinished WorkConclusion TimelineBrief BiographiesChapter Notes BibliographyIndex