OLPb160WAR.xml Guide to the Jean M. Ward Collection 1870-2014 Ward, Jean M. Collection Zachariah Selley Lewis & Clark College Special Collections and Archives © 2015
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OLPb160WAR Ward, Jean M. The Jean M. Ward Collection 1870-2015 13 box 20 cubic feet Collected research material from Jean M. Ward, Lewis & Clark College professor emerita of Communication, and founder of the Gender Studies program. The collection includes material relating to her work on Abigail Scott Duniway and Women in the Northwest. Special Collections English Biographical Note

Jean M. Ward came to Lewis & Clark College in 1964 to coach speech and debate, and retired in 2006 as professor emerita of Communication, and founder of the Gender Studies program which she directed for 16 years. Ward co-authored two books on women: "Yours for Liberty", a compilation of selections from the Abigale Scott Duniway newspaper "The New Northwest"; and "Pacific Northwest Women, 1815-1925".

Abigail Scott Duniway was born in Illinois in 1836. In 1852, she crossed the country to Oregon in a wagon train, which resulted in the loss of her mother and a baby brother. In 1853 she married Benjamin Duniway, and they had six children. In 1859 Abigail Scott Duniway wrote the first novel to be commercially published in Oregon, which was entitled Captain Gray’s Company, or Crossing the Plains and Living in Oregon. After they lost their farm in Yamhill County and Benjamin Duniway was permanently injured in an accident, Abigail Scott Duniway supported the family as a teacher and milliner. In 1871, the Duniway family moved to Portland, Oregon where Abigail Scott Duniway began publishing her suffrage newspaper, The New Northwest, which ran until 1887. During this time she campaigned for women’s suffrage throughout the northwest. In 1912, Oregon allowed women to vote, and Abigail Scott Duniway was the first woman in the state registered to vote. She died three years later, in 1915.

Series 1 contains general biographical information on Abigail Scott Duniway, as well as correspondence between Jean Ward and others about Abigail Scott Duniway, and transcriptions of Duniway’s speeches.

Series 2 contains copies of Abigail Scott Duniway’s correspondence. Most of the letters are written to her son, Clyde Duniway, between 1890 and 1915, as well as some miscellaneous suffrage-related correspondence.

Series 3 contains Jean Ward’s notes on Abigail Scott Duniway’s fiction. In addition to her commercially published books, Duniway wrote 18 novels to be were serialized in The New Northwest, and three in The Pacific Empire. This box also contains Duniway’s overland diary, and the manuscript of her novel Margaret Rudson.

Series 4 contains alphabetized files on topics pertaining to Jean Ward’s research, including minorities in the Pacific Northwest, women’s rights, and Oregon history.

Series 5 contains alphabetized files on individuals. Many of these files consist of research notes for Pacific Northwest Women, 1815-1925. Box 7 also contains research papers written by Jean Ward.

Series 6 contains materials pertaining to the Wilderness Women Project of 1978, of which Jean Ward was a part. In addition, it contains several drafts of a paper by Jean Ward on the relationship between Abigail Scott Duniway and Susan B. Anthony. This box also includes a draft of “Yours for Liberty.”

Series 7 contains transcriptions of letters and articles from The New Northwest, which were used or considered for use in “Yours for Liberty.”

Series 8, boxes 10 and 11 contain photographs. Box 10 contains copied photographs of Abigail Scott Duniway and her family. It also contains research images of other women used in Pacific Northwest Women, 1815-1925. Box 11 contains images of historically significant women, not limited to the Pacific Northwest or the 19th century.

Series 9, boxes 12 and 13 contain a full printed set of the New Northwest microfilm collection.

Arranged in series, grouped by genre.

This collection has no restrictions and is open for research.

Permission to publish, exhibit, broadcast, or quote from materials in the Watzek Library Archives & Special Collections requires written permission of the Head of Archives & Special Collections.

The Jean M. Ward Collection (OLPb160WAR), Lewis & Clark College Aubrey Watzek Library Archives & Special Collections, Portland, Oregon.

Donated by Jean M. Ward in 2015.

Processed in 2015.

This collection is indexed under the following headings in the online catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the catalog using these headings.

Ward, Jean M. Duniway, Abigail Scott, 1834-1915 Anthony, Susan Brownell, 1820-1906 Women Suffrage Oregon History Suffragists--Oregon Oregon National Historic Trail Northwest, Pacific Oregon Suffrage Women

The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection.

Research materials on Abigail Scott Duniway by Jean Ward.

General biographical information on Abigail Scott Duniway, as well as correspondence between Jean Ward and others about Abigail Scott Duniway. Transcriptions of Duniway’s speeches.

1.1 Chronology for A.S.D. (Abigail Scott Duniway) undated 1.2 A.S.D. Biography undated 1.3 A.S.D. Speaking: Master List of Speeches Given undated 1.4 Master List of Novels, Short Fiction, etc. undated 1.5 A.S.D. Articles and Speeches undated 1.6 Scholarship: Communications Related to A.S.D. Research undated 1.7 Family of A.S. Duniway undated 1.8 Letters Regarding Death of Family 1852-1862 1.9 A.S.D. and Family undated 1.10 Harvey W. Scott undated 1.11 A.S.D. Biographical Notes undated 1.12 A.S.D. Bibliographical Materials undated 1.13 A.S.D. Article and Sample Research Materials 1977 1.14 Books of A.S. Duniway undated 1.15 Clyde Duniway: "My Memories of Abigail Scott Duniway" 1929 1.16 Interview Notes: David Duniway (by Jean Ward) March, 1974 1.17 David Duniway Correspondence with Jean Ward 1973-1989 1.18 Death of A.S.D. (clippings and letters) 1915 1.19 Kessler, Lauren (on A.S.D.) undated 1.20 Lake, R. Article (on A.S.D. speaking) undated 1.21 Larson, T.A. (articles) undated 1.22 Eily Pitts Stevens, San Francisco Pioneer undated 1.23 Pacific Empire undated 1.24 Newspapers (Oregon) on Suffrage undated 1.25 Oregon Campaigns (Miscellaneous) undated 1.26 Anti-Suffrage undated 1.27 A.S.D. Contemporary Clippings undated 1.28 Portraits of A.S.D. undated 1.29 Poetry of A.S. Duniway undated 1.30 "My Musings" by A.S.D. 1875 1.31 "The Coming Century" 1891 1.32 Writing: Comments by A.S.D. undated 1.33 A.S.D. Radio Scripts 1951 1.34 Songs by A.S.D. undated 1.35 Quotes: A.S.D. undated 1.36 Political Meetings for A.S.D. 1871 1.37 Prohibition and A.S.D. undated 1.38 Psychic Interests of A.S.D. undated 1.39 Suffrage Conventions undated 1.40 Speaking Advertisements, A.S.D. undated 1.41 Clippings on A.S.D. Speaking undated 1.42 "Eminent Women I Have Met" 1900 1.43 "Women in Journalism" undated 1.44 "Constitutional Liberty" (address to Illinois State Legislature) 1877 1.45 Centennial Exposition, Philadelphia 1876 1.46 Address to NWSA, Washington D.C. 1884 1.47 "Temperate Temperance" 1886 1.48 "The Pacific Northwest," Columbian Exposition, Chicago 1893 1.49 Address to Equal Suffrage Association 1893 1.50 Address for "Admission Day" 1898 1.51 Address to OSESA 1899 1.52 Address to NAWSA, Washington D.C. 1900 1.53 Address to Women's Club 1902 1.54 NAWSA Convention and Lewis & Clark Exposition 1905 1.55 Address to OSESA 1906 1.56 Notes on Suffrage Day, Willamette Valey Chuatauqua 1906 1.57 Address to Bible Spiritualists 1906 1.58 NWSA Manuscript 1906 1.59 Debate on "Men Gossip More than Women" 1907 1.60 Address to Bible Spiritualists, "The Power of Thought" 1907 1.61 Address to Oregon Nurse's Association 1907 1.62 Address to OSESA 1907 1.63 Address to Chautauqua (Willamette Valley Assembly) 1908 1.64 Address to OSESA 1909 1.65 Comments at Suffrage Banquet 1912 1.66 Address to State Fed. Of Clubs 1913 1.67 "Home and Mother" Address to Federation of Labor 1914 1.68 Address to Progressive Party 1914 1.69 Article or Speech October, 1914 Box-Folder Abigail Scott Duniway correspondence.

Contains copies of Abigail Scott Duniway’s correspondence. Most of the letters are written to her son, Clyde Duniway, between 1890 and 1915, as well as some miscellaneous suffrage-related correspondence.

 2.1 Notes from A.S.D. Letters undated 2.2 Notes from A.S.D.'s Sons' Letters undated 2.3 A.S.D. Suffrage Correspondence 1870-1912 2.4 A.S.D Early Family Letters 1852-1862 2.5 A.S.D. to C.D. (Clyde Duniway) 1890-1892 2.6 A.S.D. to C.D. 1893 2.7 A.S.D. to C.D. 1894 2.8 A.S.D. to C.D. 1894 2.9 A.S.D. to C.D. 1895 2.10 A.S.D. to C.D. 1896 2.11 A.S.D. to C.D. 1897 2.12 A.S.D. to C.D. 1898 2.13 A.S.D. to C.D. 1899 2.14 A.S.D. to C.D. 1900 2.15 A.S.D. to C.D. 1901 2.16 A.S.D. to C.D. 1902 2.17 A.S.D. to C.D. 1903 2.18 A.S.D. to C.D. 1904 2.19 A.S.D. to C.D. 1905 2.20 A.S.D. to C.D. 1907 2.21 A.S.D. to C.D. 1908 2.22 A.S.D. to C.D. 1908 2.23 A.S.D. to C.D. 1909 2.24 A.S.D. to C.D. 1910 2.25 A.S.D. to C.D. 1911 2.26 A.S.D. to C.D. 1912 2.27 A.S.D. to C.D. 1913 2.28 A.S.D. to C.D. 1914 2.29 A.S.D. to C.D. 1915 2.30 A.S.D. to Caroline C. Duniway 1900-1901 2.31 A.S.D. to Caroline C. Duniway 1915 Notes on Abigail Scott Duniway fiction

Contains Jean Ward’s notes on Abigail Scott Duniway’s fiction. In addition to her commercially published books, Duniway wrote 18 novels to be were serialized in The New Northwest, and three in The Pacific Empire. This box also contains Duniway’s overland diary, and the manuscript of her novel Margaret Rudson.

 3.1 New Northwest Correspondence, Re. Novels undated 3.2 Others on A.S.D. and Novels undated 3.3 A.S.D. Themes undated 3.4 A.S.D.'s Overland Diary 1852 3.5 Judith Reid Notes undated 3.6 Ellen Dowd Notes undated 3.7 Amie and Henry Lee Notes undated 3.8 The Happy Home Notes undated 3.9 The Happy Home Papers 1980s 3.10 Captain Gray's Company Notes undated 3.11 One Woman's Sphere Notes undated 3.12 Madge Morrison, the Molalla Maid and Matron Notes undated 3.13 Edna and John Notes undated 3.14 Martha Marblehead Notes undated 3.15 Her Lot (Ethel Graeme's Destiny) Notes undated 3.16 Fact, Fate, and Fancy Notes undated 3.17 Mrs. Hardine's Will Notes undated 3.18 The Mystery of Castle Rock Notes undated 3.19 Judge Dunsow's Secret Notes undated 3.20 Laban McShane Notes undated 3.21 Dux: A Maiden Who Dared Notes undated 3.22 Dux: A Maiden Who Dared, Bill Slimmer's Widow, Fairy Queen's Husband, Judo and John Mundane 1880-1886 3.23 The DeLauncy Curse Notes undated 3.24 Blanche le Clerq Notes undated 3.25 Shack-Locks Notes and Copy of Story 1895-1896 3.26 Bijah's Surprises (Margaret Rudson) Notes undated 3.27 Margaret Rudson/Bijah's Surprises 1896 3.28 The Old and the New Notes and Copy of Story 1897 3.29 From the West to the West Notes undated 3.30 David and Anna Matson Notes undated 3.31 Margaret Rudson Copy of Manuscript undated Jean Ward topical research notes.

Contains alphabetized files on topics pertaining to Jean Ward’s research, including minorities in the Pacific Northwest, women’s rights, and Oregon history.

 4.1 Authors, Pacific Northwest undated 4.2 Black Women undated 4.3 Black Women Orators undated 4.4 Blacks Pacific Northwest undated 4.5 Chautauqua undated 4.6 Chicano Movement and Role of Women undated 4.7 Contemporary Theory undated 4.8 Correspondence: Misc. Re. Research undated 4.9 The Cult of True Womanhood undated 4.10 Domestic Violence undated 4.11 Education undated 4.12 Labor Reform undated 4.13 Language and Women undated 4.14 National Organization for Women (N.O.W.) undated 4.15 National Woman's Part undated 4.16 Newspaper Women undated 4.17 Old Papers undated 4.18 Oregon History undated 4.19 Oregon Literature and Press undated 4.20 Pacific Northwest Indians undated 4.21 Portland undated 4.22 Portland, Misc. Articles undated 4.23 Prescriptions and Experiences undated 4.24 Prostitution undated 4.25 Quakers undated 4.26 School Addresses 1792, 1793 1792-1793 4.27 Semiotics, Bahktin undated 4.28 Sisters of Notre Dame undated 4.29 Speakers, 19th Century undated 4.30 Suffrage undated 4.31 Temperance undated 4.32 Theory, Notes: Pacific Northwest Women undated 4.33 Whitman Massacre Accounts undated 4.34 Women's History Chronology undated 4.35 Women Orators undated 4.36 Women Outside the Law undated 4.37 Women's Rights Convention 1848: Seneca Falls and Rochester, NY 1848 4.38 Women's Rights Convention 1852: West Chester, PA 1852 4.39 Women Speakers undated 4.40 Women, Misc. undated 4.41 Women and Pacific Northwest Sources undated 4.42 WPA and Lockley, Oral Histories undated Research notes for Pacific Northwest Women.

Contain alphabetized files on individuals. Many of these files consist of research notes for Pacific Northwest Women, 1815-1925. Box 7 also contains research papers written by Jean Ward..

 5.1 Abbott, Marian Redington undated 5.2 Anderson, Ada Woodruff undated 5.3 Anthony, Susan B. undated 5.4 Applegate, Alice Peil undated 5.5 Atwood, Margaret undated 5.6 Baym undated 5.7 Beecher Family undated 5.8 Beecher, Catharine undated 5.9 Beecher, Henry Ward undated 5.10 Bethune, Mary McLeod undated 5.11 Blackwell family undated 5.12 Blackwell, Antoinette Brown undated 5.13 Blackwell, Elizabeth undated 5.14 Blair, Emily Newell undated 5.15 Blatch, Harriot Stanton undated 5.16 Brooks, Virginia undated 5.17 Brown, Hallie Quinn undated 5.18 Butler, America E. Rollins undated 5.19 Cannady, Beatrice Morrow undated 5.20 Catt, Carrie Chapman undated 5.21 Cayton, Susie Sumner Revels undated 5.22 Cooke, Belle W. undated 5.23 Cooper, Anna J. undated 5.24 Collins, Martha Gilliam undated 5.25 Contantia (Judith S. Murray) undated 5.26 Cummins, Sarah J. undated 5.27 Davies, Mary Carolyn undated 5.28 Denny, Emily Inez undated 5.29 Dickinson, Charlotte Humphrey undated 5.30 Douglass, Frederick undated 5.31 Duniway, Abigail Scott undated 5.32 Dye, Eva Emery undated 5.33 Ede, Susanna McFarland undated 5.34 Engels, Friedrich undated 5.35 Equi, Marie undated 5.36 Far, Sui Sin (Edith Maud Eaton) undated 5.37 Foote, Mary Hallock undated 5.37.5 Friedan, Betty undated 5.38 Fuller, Emmeline L. undated 5.39 Fuller, Margaret undated 5.40 Gage, Frances D. undated 5.41 Garrison, William Lloyd undated 5.42 Gilman, Charlotte Perkins undated 5.43 Goldman, Emma undated 5.44 Graves, A.J. (Mrs.) undated 5.45 Greeley, Horace undated 5.46 Grimke, Angelina and Sarah undated 5.47 Hale, Sarah J. undated 5.48 Hall, Hazel undated 5.49 Hargreaves, Sheba undated 5.50 Harper, Frances Ellen Watkins undated 5.51 Harriman, Alice undated 5.52 Helm, Elizabeth Sager undated 5.53 Higginson, Ella Rhoads undated 5.54 Hood, Thomas undated 5.55 Holly, Sallie undated 5.56 Howard, (Mrs.) Victoria undated 5.57 Howe, Julia Ward undated 5.58 Hutchinson, Anne undated 5.59 Hutton, May Arkwright undated 5.60 Johnson, Amanda undated 5.61 Jordan, Barbara undated 5.62 Joseph, Mother (Esther Pariseau) undated 5.63 Judson, Phoebe Goodell undated 5.64 Kelley, Abby undated 5.65 Ketcham, Rebecca undated 5.66 Lee, Anna Maria Pittman undated 5.67 Leighton, Caroline C. undated 5.68 Limerick, Patricia Nelson undated 5.69 Lindsay, Batterman undated 5.70 Lockhart, Esther M. Selover undated 5.71 Lockwood, Belva undated 5.72 Lord, Elizabeth undated 5.73 Lovejoy, Esther Clayson Pohl undated 5.74 Luce, Clare Booth undated 6.1 Mantle, Beatrice undated 6.2 Mill, John Stuart undated 6.3 Monroe, Anne Shannon undated 6.4 Morris, Anna van Rensselaer undated 6.5 Morris, Anna van Rensselaer (The Apple Woman of the Klickitat) 1918 6.6 Morris, Catherine Thomas undated 6.7 Mott, Lucretia undated 6.8 Mourning Dove (Humishuma) undated 6.9 Nichols, Mary Gove undated 6.10 Ovington, Mary White undated 6.11 Papashuily, Helen Waite undated 6.12 Parkhurst, Emmeline undated 6.13 Peterson, Annie Miner undated 6.14 Phillips, Wendell undated 6.15 Pratt, Alice Day undated 6.16 Putnam, Rozelle Applegate undated 6.17 Randleman, Mary MacNamara 1959 6.18 Ray, Emma J. undated 6.19 Remond, Sarah Parker undated 6.20 Rose, Ernestine L. undated 6.21 Sanger, Margaret undated 6.22 Shaw, Anna Howard undated 6.23 Smith, Sarah T. 1838 6.24 Spalding, Eliza Hart undated 6.25 Stanton, Elizabeth Cady undated 6.26 Stephens, Louise G. undated 6.27 Stewart, Maria W. undated 6.28 Stone, Lucy undated 6.29 Stowe, Harriet Beecher undated 6.30 Taylor, Lydia 1913 6.31 Terrell, Mary Church undated 6.32 Truth, Sojourner undated 6.33 Truth, Sojourner undated 6.34 Truth, Sojourner (Narrative of Sojourner Truth) 1853 6.35 Truth, Sojourner (Narrative of Sojourner Truth) 1878 6.36 Turner, Frederick undated 6.37 Van Etten, Ida undated 6.38 Victor, Frances Fuller undated 6.39 Victor, Frances Fuller (The New Penelope) 1877 7.1 Warren, Eliza Spalding undated 7.2 Watts, Mary Collins 1922 7.3 Wells-Barnett, Ida undated 7.4 West, Leoti L. undated 7.5 Whiteley, Opal undated 7.6 Whitman, Narcissa Prentiss undated 7.7 Wlcoxson, Lizzie G. 1899 7.8 Willard, Emma 1819 7.9 Willard, Frances undated 7.10 Williams, Fannie Barrier undated 7.11 Winnemucca, Sarah undated 7.12 Wollstonecraft, Mary undated 7.13 Woodhull, Victoria undated 7.14 Wright, Frances undated 7.15 Wynecoop, Nancy Perkins undated 7.16 Wynecoop, Nancy and Clark, Nettie (In the Stream) undated 7.17 Stowe/Truth papers February-May, 1986 7.18 "Women as Kin-Keepers" papers August 1986-June 1988 7.19 The Sheltered Life paper November 17, 1986 7.20 Electra paper November 9, 1987 7.21 Temperance Crusade paper December 9, 1987 7.22 Weaver paper December 10, 1987 7.23 Duniway papers December, 1987-June, 1988 7.24 Gender/Communication papers February-March, 1988 7.25 Graceland paper May 5, 1988 7.26 Atwood paper May 17, 1988 7.27 The Total Woman paper May 26, 1988 7.28 Autism paper November 4, 1988 7.29 Alice's Adventures in Wonderland paper November 17, 1988 7.30 Judith Reid paper December 8, 1988 7.31 Prospectus February 25, 1989 7.32 Hale, Howe, and Gilman paper undated 7.33 Misc. papers: on Feminism, Communication/Phetoric August, 1988 Wilderness Women Project.

Contains materials pertaining to the Wilderness Women Project of 1978, of which Jean Ward was a part. In addition, it contains several drafts of a paper by Jean Ward on the relationship between Abigail Scott Duniway and Susan B. Anthony. This box also includes a draft of “Yours for Liberty.”

 8.1 Papers published by the Northwest Center for Research on Women 1982 8.2 Jean Ward's Notebook undated 8.3 Research Wilderness Women Project 1978 8.4 Research Project: Wilderness Women (copy of my selection) 1978 8.5 A.S.D., Wilderness Women Projet 1978 8.6 Research Project: Wilderness Women (complete copy) 1978 8.7 "The Emergence of a Mentor-Protegee Relationship" (longer version) 1982 8.8 "The Emergence of a Mentor-Protegee Relationship" (revised version) 1982 8.9 Mentor-Protegee paper (Anthony and Duniway undated 8.10 "Four Faces of Abigail" 1989 8.11 Communications Conferences 1989 8.12 A.S.D. Notes undated 8.13 Pacific Northwest Women materials/reviews undated 8.14 Promotional materials/reviews undated 8.15 Oregon Historical Quarterly 2000 8.16 A.S.D. book draft undated 8.17 A.S.D. book draft undated 8.18 Yours for Liberty, part 1 undated 8.19 Yours for Liberty, part 2 undated 8.20 Yours for Liberty, part 3 undated New Northwest and "Yours for Liberty"

Contains transcriptions of letters and articles from The New Northwest, which were used or considered for use in “Yours for Liberty.”

 9.1 Transcriptions from The New Northwest 1871-1880 9.2 Transcriptions from The New Northwest 1880-1887 9.3 Handwritten transcriptions and notes on the Duniway project undated 9.4 Contents: A.S.D. 1982 9.5 Part 3, A.S.D.: Sexuality and Health undated 9.6 Part 4, A.S.D.: Marriage and Divorce undated 9.7 Part 6, A.S.D.: Contemporary Issues undated 9.8 Duniway project: Typed materials, suffrage undated 9.9 Duniway, Victor, Sawtelle undated 9.10 Materials loaned to Jean Ward 1978 9.11 Transcription log undated 9.12 Transcriptions from The New Northwest 1871 9.13 Transcriptions from The New Northwest 1872 9.14 Transcriptions from The New Northwest 1873-1874 9.15 Transcriptions from The New Northwest 1875 9.16 Transcriptions from The New Northwest 1876 9.17 Transcriptions from The New Northwest 1876 9.18 Transcriptions from The New Northwest 1877 9.19 Transcriptions from The New Northwest 1878 9.20 Transcriptions from The New Northwest 1879 9.21 Transcriptions from The New Northwest 1880 9.22 Transcriptions from The New Northwest 1881 9.23 Transcriptions from The New Northwest 1882 9.24 Transcriptions from The New Northwest 1883 9.25 Transcriptions from The New Northwest 1884 9.26 Transcriptions from The New Northwest 1885 9.27 Transcriptions from The New Northwest 1886 9.28 Transcriptions from The New Northwest 1887 9.29 History of Oregon Newspapers 1939 Photographs.

Contains copied photographs of Abigail Scott Duniway and her family. It also contains copied research images of other women used in Pacific Northwest Women, 1815-1925. Box 11 contains images of historically significant women, not limited to the Pacific Northwest or the 19th century.

 10.1 Susan B. Anthony undated 10.2 Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton c. 1870s-1890s 10.3 Catherine Beecher c. 1850s 10.4 Susie Sumner Revels Cayton 1909-1940s 10.5 Tennessee Claflin c. 1870s 10.6 Catherine Coburn c. 1890s 10.7 Sarah Cummins c. 1890s 10.8 Emily Inez Denny 1870s-1880s 10.9 Frederick Douglass undated 10.10 Abigail Scott Duniway c. 1862 10.11 Abigail Scott Duniway c. 1865 10.12 Abigail Scott Duniway w/ son, Clyde 1867 10.13 Abigail Scott Duniway 1871 10.14 Abigail Scott Duniway (engraving) 1876 10.15 Abigail Scott Duniway 1876 10.16 Abigail Scott Duniway 1876 10.17 Abigail Scott Duniway c. 1905 10.18 Abigail Scott Duniway, voting 1912 10.19 Abigail Scott Duniway, Katherine Duniway, Willis II and Katherine Duniway (grandchildren) 1912 10.20 Abigail Scott Duniway, Gov. Oswald West, Mrs. Cole 1912 10.21 Abigail Scott Duniway and John B. Coffey 1913 10.22 Abigail Scott Duniway, misc. 1870s-1910s 10.23 Abigail Scott Duniway book pages undated 10.24 Ben Duniway w/ children, photo fragment c. 1860 10.25 Ben C. Duniway 1876 10.26 Duniway sons: Hubert, Clyde, Ralph, Willis, Wilkie c. 1890s 10.27 Duniway family portrait 1867 10.28 Eva Emery Dye 1882 10.29 Sui Sin Far (Edith Maud Eaton) c. 1890s 10.30 William Lloyd Garrison undated 10.31 Mother Jones undated 10.32 Mother Joseph of the Sacred Heart, S.P. (Esther Pariseau) undated 10.33 Elaine E. Maveety undated 10.34 Joaquin Miller undated 10.35 Minnie Myrtle Miller (Theresa Dyer) c. 1860s 10.36 Alice Day Pratt 1901 10.37 Emma J. Ray 1870s-1910s 10.38 Ernestine Rose c. 1850s 10.39 Mary P. Avery Sawtelle c. 1890s 10.40 Anne Roelofson Scott c. 1850s 10.41 Etty, Kitty, and Maggie Scott c. 1852 10.42 James Scott c. 1850s 10.43 John Tucker Scott 1850s-1870s 10.44 Harvey W. Scott 1857 10.45 Harvey W. Scott 1900 10.46 Harvey W. Scott 1865-1908 10.47 Ruth Eckler Stevenson Scott c. 1870s-1880s 10.48 Sisters of Providence "begging tour" undated 10.49 Elizabeth Cady Stanton 1850s-1890s 10.50 Clara Belle Duniway Stearns c. 1878 10.51 Harriet Beecher Stowe c. 1850s 10.52 Lydia Taylor c. 1900s 10.53 Mary Church Terrell c. 1910s-1920s 10.54 Frances Fuller Victor 1870s-1890s 10.55 Jean Ward undated 10.56 Emeline Trimble Whitman Fuller and J.M. Whitman 1860s 10.57 Frances Willard undated 10.58 Sarah Winnemucca c. 1870s 10.59 Victoria Woodhull c. 1870s 10.60 Frances Wright and materials from The Free Inquirer undated 10.61 Nancy Perkins Wynecoop and John Curtis Wynecoop c. 1910 10.62 Young Chinese woman with children 1905 10.63 Unidentified woman of Umatilla tribe undated 10.64 Scott/Duniway family homes undated 10.65 Heirloom plate belonging to Scott/Duniway family undated 10.66 Downtown Portland c. 1912 10.67 Photos from newspaper articles on suffrage 1970s 10.68 Anti-Suffrage photos and political cartoons undated 10.69 Copies of photos used The Terrible Siren undated 10.70 Copies of photos used in Mrs. Satan undated 10.71 Research photos on Pacific Northwest women undated 10.72 Misc. photos from the Jean Ward collection undated 10.73 Misc. photos undated 10.74 Negatives undated 11.1 Bella Abzug undated 11.2 Maude Adams 1900 11.3 Jane Addams undated 11.4 Mary Anthony undated 11.5 Mary McLeod Bethune 1949 11.6 Elizabeth Blackwell undated 11.7 Amelia Bloomer undated 11.8 Antoinette Brown undated 11.9 Olympia Brown c. 1880s 11.10 Calamity Jane undated 11.11 Carrie Chapman Catt undated 11.12 Laura Clay undated 11.13 Angela Davis 1975 11.14 Dorothea Dix undated 11.15 Isadora Duncan c. 1910 11.16 Amelia Earhart 1926 11.17 Elizabeth Gurley Flynn undated 11.18 Abby Kelley Foster undated 11.19 Margaret Fuller undated 11.20 Betty Friedan undated 11.21 Charlotte Perkins Gilman undated 11.22 Horace Greeley undated 11.23 Angeline and Sarah Grimke undated 11.24 Julia Ward Howe c. 1900 11.25 Barbara Jordan c. 1975 11.26 Annie Kenney c. 1904 11.27 Belva Lockwood undated 11.28 Mary Lyon 1832 11.29 Margaret Mead undated 11.30 Lucretia Mott undated 11.31 Carrie Nation undated 11.32 Georgia O'Keefe undated 11.33 Alice Paul and the Woman's Party undated 11.34 Annie Smith Peck 1895-1903 11.35 Jeanette Rankin 1918 11.36 Eleanor Roosevelt 1934-1949 11.37 Liilian Russell ca. 1879 11.38 Rose Schneiderman undated 11.39 Anna Howard Shaw undated 11.40 Gloria Steinam 1972 11.41 Lucy Stone undated 11.42 Susette La Flesche Tibbles, "Bright Eyes" undated 11.43 Harriet Tubman undated 11.44 Mary Wollstonecraft c. 1790s 11.45 Martha Wright undated 11.46 Unknown hunger striker 1909 11.47 British suffrage undated 11.48 Education undated 11.49 Miscellaneous photos of women undated 11.50 Religion undated 11.51 Writers/Journalists undated 11.52 engravings from Woman on the American Frontier undated 11.53 Women's occupations undated 11.54 Work/Labor undated 11.55 U.S. Civil War and Women undated 11.56 Miscellaneous undated New Northwest Collection

Contain a full printed set of the New Northwest microfilm collection.

 12 Copies of The New Northwest 1871-1882 13.1 Copies of The New Northwest 1883-1887 13.2 Photo album from Kazuko Takeuchi 1970 13.3 Miscellaneous photographic slides: general women's history, abolition and women's rights, Western women undated