Emily Stowe and Augusta Stowe-Gullen collection

    First class teaching certificate presented to Emily Howard Jennings on April 20, 1854, qualifying her to teach normal school in Upper Canada. The certificate is signed by Adolphus Egerton Ryerson, Chief Superintendent of School for Upper Canada.

    Linen sampler stitched by Emily Howard Jennings. The sampler is incomplete.

    Change of address card announcing that Dr. Emily H. Stowe has moved from 119 Church Street to 463 Spadina Avenue in Toronto, Ontario. Includes telephone number.

    Calling card for Dr. Emily Stowe.

    In pencil: Study by Herbert E. Simpson, 143 College St. Toronto

    Photographer stamp, front: Gilbert-Bacon 820 Arch St. & 40 N. 8th St., Phila. Reverse, in ink: Dr. Hannah Jennings. Graduated in medicine in Philadelphia (sister of Dr. Emily Stowe). Daughter of Hannah Howard Jennings who was daughter of Paulina Lossing Howard Southwick, great-grandmother of Alice Estabrook Simpson.

    Reverse, ink: Grace Kimball aged 18 Reverse, photographer stamp: H. C. Phillips / 1206 Chestnut St. / Philadelphia

    Reverse, ink: Charles Augustus Kimball Reverse, photographer stamp: H. C. Phillips, 1206 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.

    Reverse, ink: Charlie Kimball, after he lost his sight. About 15 Reverse, photographer stamp: H. C. Phillips / 1206 Chestnut St. / Philadelphia

    Photograper stamp, reverse: H. C. Phillips / 1206 Chestnut St. / Philadelphia Reverse, in ink: Hannah Jennings Kimball

    Randall, Photo / 220 Woodward Avenue / Detriot, Mich. Reverse: Oh! I know'st thou why, to distance driven, / When friendship weeps the parting hour, / The simplest gift, that moment given, / Long, Long retains a magic power? In ink, reverse: Cornelia Jennings Tilden

    Reverse, in ink: Our Home on the Island. Lake Joseph. For Aunt Augusta with the compliments of the season from J & Emily H Stowe. Xmas 1887 Photographers stamp: F. W. Mickelthwaite, photographer / 40 Jarvis Street, Toronto / Duplicates may always be had

    History of Canada's suffrage movement from the 1870s until the end of the First World War in 1918. Includes a 1959 newspaper clipping about a memorial to the suffragette leaders. Some of the pages are marked with handwritten notes in ink and red pencil. The Canadian Women's Suffrage Association was ...

    Cover: At Dr. Augusta Gullen's home, Toronto / 461 Spadina Ave / Autographed for A.L.E.S. / To / January 15 1938

    Constitution and rules of the Canadian Women's Suffrage Association, established in Toronto, Ontario in 1883. Includes list of officers and members. The Canadian Women's Suffrage Association was originally founded in 1877 as the Toronto Women's Literary Guild. Emily Howard Jennings Stowe (1831-1903) was a teacher and principal, a medical doctor, ...

    Handwritten letter from Emily Jennings Stowe to her aunt Augusta M. Marshall on March 22, 1900.

    Typed letter of condolence from Susan B. Anthony, honorary president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association, to Augusta Stowe-Gullen upon the death of her mother, Emily Stowe. Signed by Susan B. Anthony. Verso: Application for membership to the Canadian Women's Suffrage Association, and a resolution and list of officers ...

    Handwritten letter from Cornelia Lossing Tilden to her aunt, Augusta M. Marshall, on September 28, 1879. Tilden discusses the medical incompetence trial of her sister, Emily Stowe, in Toronto, Ontario. Includes stamped envelope.

    Postcard sent from Emily Stowe in Seabreeze, Florida to her aunt Augusta M. Marshall in Kent County, Ontario.