Jane Grant:Life as a Lucy Stoner:Gallery III

Exhibit Contents

Introduction

Ready to Combat the World

Ablaze with Adventure and Verve

Life as a Lucy Stoner

It Must Be Human

An Audience with an Emperor

The Legacy She Left Behind

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Copyright Notice & Image Use Statement

Letter to Raoul Fleischmann scolding him about using the name "Mrs. William Harris." Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.

Copy of a photograph of Lucy Stone. n.d. Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.

Biographical sketch of Lucy Stone reprinted by the Lucy Stone League in pamphlet form. 1956. Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.

Letter from Eleanor Roosevelt to Jane Grant concerning the President's Commission on the Status of Women, February 7, 1962. Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.

Letter from Esther Peterson, Director of the Women's Bureau, asking Grant to participate in discussions among several organizations about the status of women in the United States, April 3, 1961. Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.

Pamphlet describing the Lucy Stone League, 1951. Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.

Telegram from the Lucy Stone League to Dwight Eisenhower encouraging him to include "sex" along with "race" and "creed" for "Equal Opportunity Day." Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.

Form letter used by the newly reformed Lucy Stone League to solicit membership, March 6, 1951. Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.

Form letter used by the newly reformed Lucy Stone League to solicit membership, March 6, 1951. Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.

Press release issued by the Lucy Stone League in its efforts to have Lucy Stone recognized in the Hall of Fame for Great Americans, October 18, 1952. Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.

Press release issued by the Lucy Stone League in its efforts to have Lucy Stone recognized in the Hall of Fame for Great Americans, October 18, 1952. Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.

Letter from Frances Perkins, Franklin Roosevelt's Secretary of Labor (and the first woman to hold a Presidential Cabinet post) in response to Jane Grant's letter concerning the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), July 8, 1944. Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.

Letter from Frances Perkins, Franklin Roosevelt's Secretary of Labor (and the first woman to hold a Presidential Cabinet post) in response to Jane Grant's letter concerning the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), July 8, 1944. Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.

Jane Grant's response to Frances Perkins's letter regarding the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), July 14, 1944. Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.

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Exhibit Contents Introduction Ready to Combat the World Ablaze with Adventure and Verve Life as a Lucy Stoner It Must Be Human An Audience with an Emperor The Legacy She Left Behind Special Collections Home About the Exhibit Copyright Notice & Image Use Statement
	Letter to Raoul Fleischmann scolding him about using the name "Mrs. William Harris." Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.	Copy of a photograph of Lucy Stone. n.d. Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.
	Biographical sketch of Lucy Stone reprinted by the Lucy Stone League in pamphlet form. 1956. Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.	Letter from Eleanor Roosevelt to Jane Grant concerning the President's Commission on the Status of Women, February 7, 1962. Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.
	Letter from Esther Peterson, Director of the Women's Bureau, asking Grant to participate in discussions among several organizations about the status of women in the United States, April 3, 1961. Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.	Pamphlet describing the Lucy Stone League, 1951. Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.
	Telegram from the Lucy Stone League to Dwight Eisenhower encouraging him to include "sex" along with "race" and "creed" for "Equal Opportunity Day." Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.	Form letter used by the newly reformed Lucy Stone League to solicit membership, March 6, 1951. Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.
	Form letter used by the newly reformed Lucy Stone League to solicit membership, March 6, 1951. Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.	Press release issued by the Lucy Stone League in its efforts to have Lucy Stone recognized in the Hall of Fame for Great Americans, October 18, 1952. Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.
	Press release issued by the Lucy Stone League in its efforts to have Lucy Stone recognized in the Hall of Fame for Great Americans, October 18, 1952. Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.	Letter from Frances Perkins, Franklin Roosevelt's Secretary of Labor (and the first woman to hold a Presidential Cabinet post) in response to Jane Grant's letter concerning the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), July 8, 1944. Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.
	Letter from Frances Perkins, Franklin Roosevelt's Secretary of Labor (and the first woman to hold a Presidential Cabinet post) in response to Jane Grant's letter concerning the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), July 8, 1944. Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.	Jane Grant's response to Frances Perkins's letter regarding the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), July 14, 1944. Jane Grant Papers, Coll. 41.
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