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Erie suffrage parade continued

Erie, Pennsylvania is site of first suffrage parade in state

PA Suffrage Party Plan Details

Giant Scranton Suffrage Parade with Hannah Patterson and Jennie Bradley Roessing

Suffrage plan to rock the state

Hannah Patterson prepared to march in Washington DC in 1913

Suffrage Mass Meetings in Pennsylvania

Hannah Patterson PA State Suffrage Party Plan

Hannah Patterson participates in DC Suffrage Parade

Suffrage Feature in Pittsburgh Press second page

Suffrage Feature in Pittsburgh Press first page

Patterson declares suffrage expedient

Hannah Patterson Appointed to War Risk Committee

Hannah Patterson War Risk Advisory Committee

War Risk Insurance Advisory Council

Hannah J. Patterson West Newton National Bank

James Patterson

James Patterson served as president of the West Newton National Bank. He was the brother of suffragist Hannah J. Patterson.

Leadership of the Woman's Committee Council of National Defense

Front row: Mrs. Philip N. Moore and Dr. Anna Howard Shaw.
Second row: Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, Mrs. Ira Couch Wood, Miss Maud Wetmore, Miss Hannah J. Patterson and Mrs. Joseph Lamar.

Hannah J. Patterson National Votes for Women Marker

Roadside marker funded by the Pomeroy Foundation honoring the contributions of Hannah J. Patterson to the national woman suffrage movement. Located on PA State Highway Route 11 South adjacent to the Wilson College campus.

Portrait of Hannah J. Patterson

Portrait of Hannah J. Patterson by artist Wayman Adams. The portrait was commissioned by Patterson's close friend, Jennie Bradley Roessing upon Patterson's death in 1937. The portrait hangs in Patterson Lounge, Laird Hall on the campus of Wilson…