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Abby Scott Baker in Prison Dress. Abby Scott Baker served as an officer of the National Women’s Party. This picture of Abby Scott Baker in prison dress dates to 1917, after her arrest and conviction for participating in a suffrage protest in Washington, DC.
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Yellow Suffrage Ribbon - 1913. Suffrage ribbons were commonly worn in suffrage parades and marches. This one is from a 1913 suffrage demonstration.
^ The automobile became a popular mode of travel at the beginning of the 20th century. At first, gasoline was available at very limited locations. Affluent families had gas pumps attached to private garages behind their homes. As the automobile became more affordable, service stations began to appear in residential neighborhoods. Service station at intersection of Bayshore, Swann and Magnolia Avenues with Hills Bay on the left. April 6, 1934. | Spring 2013
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