Dublin Core
Title
Women Working, 1800-1930
Publisher
Harvard University
Description
A collection of artifacts related to American working women between 1800 and 1930. Sources include books, magazines, photographs, catalogues, and organizations' documents. They can be browsed by general topic, geographic region, demographic, or type of work (ranging from domestic labor to prostitution). Sources are also full-text searchable.
Subject
Clara Barton
Catharine Beecher
Elizabeth Blackwell
Margaret Sanger
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Lucy Stone
Women's Suffrage Movement
Nineteenth Amendment
Muller v. Oregon
Femininity
Womanhood
Women
Femininities
Heterosexuality
heterosexual
Race
Ethnicity
ethnic
racism
colonialism
orientalism
cultural difference
Religion
religious
spirituality
Children
Adolescence
Teens
Dating
Courtship
date
Marriage
married
marriage guides
Wedding
Commitment ceremony
Prostitution
Sex work
sex slavery
sex trafficking
Health
Disease
addiction
recovery
Sex education
sex guides
Date
Early 19th Century
Mid-19th Century
Late 19th Century
Gilded Age
Turn-of-the-20th Century
Early 20th Century
1910s
1920s
Jazz Age
1930s
Great Depression
Type
Letters
Photographs
Magazines
Newsletters
Advertising
Diary
Journal
Memoir
Autobiography
Flyer
Postcard
Pamphlet
Ephemera
Laws
Trials
Wills
Legal documents
Books
Guides
Identifier
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Coverage
New York City
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Buffalo, New York
Washington D.C.
Northeast
New York
Website Item Type Metadata
Local URL
Date Accessed
7/6/2016
Source Institution Type
Academic institution or library