Life Story: Leonora Barry - Women & the American Story
Book of the Week — Thirty Years of Labor, 1859-1889 | J. Willard Marriott Library Blog
Betsy Kepes | Women's History
In the Late 1800s, the Knights of Labor Tried to Build a Working-Class Internationalism
Labor and Industry - Women & the American Story
THE HOUSE OF LABOR Butte Miners Union Hall, ppt download
Leonora Barry - Wikipedia
Image Gallery Albums » Shire of Leonora
Lord and Lady Romsey at Ansty Polo Club this afternoon for the Mountbatten Trophy match in which Prince Charles was playing today (Sunday). Photo Barry Batchelor/PA Stock Photo - Alamy
Legislative Reference Library | Legislators and Leaders | Member profile
Early Women's Rights Activists Wanted Much More than Suffrage - HISTORY
Herbert BARRY III | Professor Emeritus | Ph.D. | University of Pittsburgh, PA | Pitt | Pharmaceutical Sciences | Research profile
Miss Bahamas Blast From the Past. - Miss Bahamas 1961 Leonora Rodgers (took over as Miss Bahamas when Brenda Major Barry went to England to train to be a Nurse). | Facebook
Important Irish women in history: The five most famous Irish women you've never heard of (including the lady who coined the term 'birth control') - Independent.ie
Early Women's Rights Activists Wanted Much More than Suffrage - HISTORY
The fragmentation of labour over imperial and racial issues, 1870s-1920s – Society for the Study of Labour History
Society of United Helpers 1898-1998
Lecture spotlights Irish women in the American labor movement
Overlooked No More: Eleanor Flexner, Pioneering Feminist in an Anti-Feminist Age - The New York Times
The First Union Bureaucracy: Paid Officers and Staff in the Knights of Labor, 1869 – 1917
Bloddroppe hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
World's Congress Auxiliary Scrapbook - Jenkin Lloyd Jones World's Columbian Exposition - Illinois Digital Archives
Madame du Barry. Jean-Baptiste-André Gautier D'Agoty; French, 1740-1786. Date: 1771. Dimensions: 399 × 312 mm (plate); 447 × 336 mm (sheet). Color aquatint, hand applied opaque white and embossing on laid paper.
NCPR News Special: Leonora Barry, First Voice for Working Women | NCPR
