In the news in May 2015 is the Emmelina Pankhurst Centre in Manchester, UK. It was home of Emmelina Pankhurst, who founded the Suffragette movement, campaigning for votes for women. First they achieved votes for women aged over 30, then women aged over 21.
Other relevant articles in Wikipedia include one on Emmelina Pankhurst and another on her speech in the USA.
The centre is on the Ardwick Historical Trail which also includes a plaque to author Mrs Gaskell.
Emmelina Pankhurst Centre and Museum
60-62 Nelson Street
Chorlton on Medlock
Manchester
M13 9 WP.
Tel: 0161 273 5673
Email: admin@thepankhurstcentre.org.uk
thepankhurstcentre.org.uk
See article and photos in Wikipedia.
Other relevant articles in Wikipedia include one on Emmelina Pankhurst and another on her speech in the USA.
Photo from Wikipedia.
The centre is on the Ardwick Historical Trail which also includes a plaque to author Mrs Gaskell.
Emmelina Pankhurst Centre and Museum
60-62 Nelson Street
Chorlton on Medlock
Manchester
M13 9 WP.
Tel: 0161 273 5673
Email: admin@thepankhurstcentre.org.uk
thepankhurstcentre.org.uk
See article and photos in Wikipedia.
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