VIEW ACROSS HARBOUR SHOWING FISHING BOATS WITH BARRELS PILED UP ON SHORE AND WOMEN WORKING IN FOREGROUND

VIEW OF WOMEN GUTTERS AND MEN BARRELLERS

VIEW OF THREE WOMEN STANDING OUTSIDE MANCHESTER HOUSE PREMISES OF W TYRE AND COMPANY DRESSMAKERS SHOWING BICYCLE AND BON ACCORD STEAM LAUNDRY BASKET ON PAVEMENT

VIEW OF THREE WOMEN BURNING KELP WITH RUINS OF BIRSAY PALACE IN BACKGROUND

These political cartoons refer to women's suffrage in Aberdeen in the 1900s.

A series of articles from the Aberdeen Daily Journal, between January 1907 and July 1914, relating to women's suffrage.

These five images come from an open-air meeting held at Laurencekirk mart in April 1908. In this month, a series of open-air meetings were held in Kincardineshire and Aberdeen, from Auchenblae to Aberdeen Fish Market. They were addressed by Miss Mary…

Originally delivered as a Socialist lecture, James Leatham's article looks forward to the establishment of a Co-operative Commonwealth. In a Co-operative Commonwealth, local bodies administer their own local services; railways, canals and mines are…

The Clarion was a weekly Socialist paper which ran between 1891 and 1931, covering the whole of Britain. The first page of this Election Supplement is specific to the forthcoming Aberdeen By-Election held in 1907. The paper is backing the Socialist…

Caricature which appeared in the publication Vanity Fair, and also in Farquharson's book, In and Out of Parliament. See RAD076.