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1914-1915 headquarters for the Votes for Women Club. Margaret C. Topliff, Director.

Margaret C. Topliff, Director, Votes for Women Club, 1914-1915.

Women's Suffrage in Broome County - Persistence Overcomes Resistance

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Prominent locations and people in the Women's Suffrage movement in Broome County, starting with the State Convention in 1913. Visit these 4 sites in Binghamton, then be sure to visit the Lisle Village Hall on this CLIO site, where the "Ladies of Lisle" were the first women to vote in New York State, January 1918.

Built in 1866 as Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church, designed by architect Isaac Gale Perry. Site of New York State Women's Suffrage Convention, 1913. Later renamed Landmark Church.

Built in 1866, designed by architect Isaac Gale Perry. Site of New York State Women's Suffrage Convention, 1913.

Landmark Church, Formerly Centenary M.E. Church

1916-1917 headquarters for Broome County Women's Suffrage Party. 1st Assembly District Director: Margaret C. Topliff, 2nd Assembly District Director: Catherine R. Bartoo. (Original building demolished.)

Women's Suffrage Party, Broome County District Headquarters

1916 Headquarters for New York State Woman Suffrage Party, 6th Campaign District. Miss Lillian Huffcut, Director

Women's Suffrage in Broome County Walking Tour

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