Emmeline Pankhurst addressing a crowd in New York C. 1900

Emmeline Pankhurst addressing a crowd in New York C. 1900Topical Press Agency photograph of Emmeline Pankhurst addressing a crowd. Typed on the back is 'SUFFRAGETTES HOOTED IN NEW YORK. Mrs Pankhurst being jeered at while making a speech at Wall Street, New York'. Although some of the spectators in this crowd may have jeered her, Emmeline Pankhurst raised over 4,000 for suffragette organisation the Womens Social and Political Union during a trip to New York between October and December 1913. Emmeline

Mond and Company's munitions works

the government insisted all prisoners be forcibly fed

This is a view of London taken from Southwark in the mid-1600s before the Great Fire

during the big procession of 22 December

Chelsea and Pimlico

one of a series 'Views of London'

Once laden

could have transported building materials to the site

The Riverside at Limehouse

Such boys sometimes went on to become photographers or journalists themselves

so as to be as light and sunny as possible

Performing there to an estimated 100