"Votes for Women: The Spirit of '76" Kewpie Suffrage Postcard
- Item sets
- Women's Suffrage in St. Louis
- Title
- "Votes for Women: The Spirit of '76" Kewpie Suffrage Postcard
- Description
- Small paper postcard depicting three Kewpie babies, holding drums, a flute, and a "Votes for Women" yellow banner. Above reads, "Votes for Women" and below states, "The Spirit of '76". Rose O'Neill's signature sits in the bottom right corner.
- Creator
- The Kewpie babies are created by artist and cartoonist Rose O'Neill.
- Semester
- Spring 2026
- Subject
- Suffrage
- Nineteenth Amendment
- Kewpie
- Women's Rights
- Missouri History
- Temporal Coverage
- 1910-1919
- Spatial Coverage
- Walnut Shade, MO
- Missouri
- United States
- Language
- English
- Medium
- Paper postcard
- Format
- .jpg
- Date
- 1915
- Source
- Missouri Historical Society
- http://collections.mohistory.org/resource/171480
- Is Part Of
- MHS Archives
- Rose O'Neill Papers, 1927-1952
- Identifier
- D02617
- Bibliographic Citation
- O'Neill, Rose. "Votes for Women: The Spirit of '76." National Woman Suffrage Publishing Co, New York, 1915.
- Publisher
- National Woman Suffrage Publishing Co.
- Explanation of Omeka Map Location
- Rose O'Neill, the creator of the Kewpie babies, resided at her family's Bonniebrook Homestead estate, in Walnut Shade, MO.
