Suffrage in Bloom
Community Art Garden
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Like a garden, the cultivation of voting rights for women required a great deal of time and effort and not all American women experienced the full bloom of the ballot in 1920. Constant tending is needed to protect the garden of our democracy from predators and nourish its soil. May we be good gardeners.
Hover over a photo to discover the photographer, location and dedication of the flower to a Suffrage Activist (past or present).
Photo above taken by Cat Rongitsch in Cat's garden in South St Paul, Minnesota. Cat dedicates this photo to "all the sisters that voted in our historic election in 1920."
* By submitting a photograph to the "Suffrage in Bloom" virtual flower garden, you warrant that you own the copyright to the image and you grant permission for its display on the "Suffrage in Bloom" website. Submission does not guarantee inclusion in the garden. Find out how to submit your photo.