UNESCO Women's Suffrage documents

The eight documents are displayed together for the first time for International Women's Day 2012.

• Women's Suffrage UNESCO exhibition view 2
• Women's Suffrage UNESCO exhibition view 3

This petition marks the beginning of the continuous women’s suffrage movement in Britain

Documents illustrating the founding of the NUWSS under their President, Millicent Fawcett

• NUWSS Minutes page 1
• NUWSS Minutes page 2
• NUWSS Minutes page 3
• NUWSS Minutes page 4

Album of banner designs for the Artists Suffrage League

• Mary Lowndes Album: Leeds banner design
• Mary Lowndes Album: Susan B Anthony banner design
• Mary Lowndes Album: Hull banner design

Women's Freedom League banner unfurled in the House of Commons in 1908

Extracts from Emily Wilding Davison's Holloway prison diary

• Writings related to imprisonment and force-feeding by Emily Wilding Davison page 2
• Writings related to imprisonment and force-feeding by Emily Wilding Davison page 3
• Writings related to imprisonment and force-feeding by Emily Wilding Davison page 4
• Writings related to imprisonment and force-feeding by Emily Wilding Davison page 5
• Writings related to imprisonment and force-feeding by Emily Wilding Davison page 6

This Act allowed suffragettes on hunger strike to be repeatedly freed and re-arrested

Women finally got the vote on the same terms as men in 1928

Letter of congratulations from the Prime Minister on equal franchise

• Stanley Baldwin letter page 2
• Stanley Baldwin letter envelope