The May Arkwright Hutton Collection consists of a varied and consistently detailed group of personal letters relating to suffrage activities, social and political events, and family matters, and manuscripts for speeches on equal rights – all written in May Arkwright Hutton's own energetic, forceful style. The digital collection will also eventually include photographs and scrapbooks.

Women's Collection
Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture

The Women's Collection contains photographs, letters, and pamphlets related to a wide variety of topics in women's history. Subjects covered include women in politics, women's clubs, charitable organizations, women of color, suffrage, ERA, women in the workforce, prohibition, and prostitution.

Pacific Northwest Historical Documents Database
University of Washington

The Pacific Northwest Historical Documents database is a collection of original diaries, letters, reminiscences and political documents drawn from various sources within the Special Collections Division. These documents recount the early settlement of Washington and the establishment of homesteads and towns and describe the hardships faced by many of the early pioneers. Some writings also focus on political and societal issues that challenged the settlers of the Pacific Northwest, such as the women’s suffrage movement.

Governors Papers Related to Women's Issues 1904-1984
Washington State Archives

This collection documents contacts between the Governor's Office, women, and women’s organizations, regarding women’s issues, women’s suffrage, women's rights, and comparable worth. It includes correspondence, legislation, proclamations, reports, newspaper clippings, booklets, information on comparable worth, and information from the Governor’s Commission on the Status of Women, the Interagency Committee on State Employed Women, and the Women's Council.

Women's Suffrage Collection
Washington State Archives

The Women's Suffrage Collection contains images of documents relevant to women's suffrage history in Washington state, including the 1854 Womans Suffrage Amendment introduced by Arthur Denny, An Act in Relation to Female Suffrage, and An Act to Repeal an Act Relating to Woman Suffrage.

Women's History Collection
Washington State Historical Society

The Women's History Collection contains images on diverse topics relevant to women's history in Washington state. Topics range from women's suffrage to the Equal Rights Amendment to the papers of Tacoma legislator Lorraine Wojahn.

The digitized Emma Smith DeVoe Papers offer a window into the long-time career of the one-time president of the Washington Equal Suffrage Association and the people, events, and issues connected to the movement she led to secure the vote for women in Washington state in 1910. The collection includes extensive correspondence to and from DeVoe and other major players in the suffrage movement as well as thirteen scrapbooks of newspaper articles and ephemera dating back to 1892 when DeVoe worked in North Dakota as a NAWSA organizer.

Women's History, Washington State, 1870-1950
Washington State University

This collection contains documents from multiple archival collections, selected because of their relevance to Washington women's history, and because of their rarity. Each of these unique or rare documents provides a glimpse into "hidden" history. The time period from 1870 to 1950 was selected to encompass the suffrage movement, important developments in Washington State history, and the general economic and social status of women.