Women's Suffrage Protestors Taken to Prison
National Woman's Party White House Protests, 1917
National Woman's Party protestors are taken from the D.C. Court House to prison after their conviction in connection with White House protests for women's suffrage, 1917.
National Woman's Party women's suffrage protesters being taken from the D.C. Court House to prison, 1917
Photographer: Harris & Ewing. Courtesy Library of Congress