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Few know Massachusetts was at the center of the revolutionary struggle for woman suffrage. A battle waged over historical memory obscured the state’s role—until now.  Author Barbara Berenson gives the state's revolutionary reformers the attention they deserve in this compelling and engaging story. ​Read more.
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Nearly twelve thousand women marched in support of suffrage in Boston on May 2, 1914. Marchers included City Women, Country Women, Home Women, College Students, and Working Women organized by profession. Courtesy, Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University.
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Suffragists campaigning in Boston’s Copley Square, 1910. Courtesy, Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University.
Walking Tours of
A full-color, 64-page booklet packed with contemporary and historical pictures and inspiring stories.
Learn about Boston's central role in the Civil War—the war ​that many call the nation's "second revolution."
© 2019 Barbara F. Berenson,
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Massachusetts in the Woman Suffrage Movement is published by The History Press. Walking Tours of Civil War Boston is an official guidebook of the Freedom Trail Foundation®, Boston, MA. Freedom Trail® is a registered trademark of the Freedom Trail Foundation. Boston and the Civil War: Hub of the Second Revolution is published by The History Press.

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