Lucy Stone

Read about Lucy Stone -- American Suffrage leader.
Grades:
6 |
7 |
8 |
9
Subjects:
Social Studies and History (3,349)

American History/U.S. History (695)

Suffrage and Women's Rights (58)

Themes:
Biographies (321)

Holidays:
Women's History Month (154)

Print
CREATE NEW FOLDER
Cancel
Lucy Stone
Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs

Lucy Stone

1818-1893

  • Reformer and leader in the women's rights movement
  • Born near West Brookfield, MA
  • Graduated from Oberlin College in 1847
  • Regular lecturer for the Anti-Slavery Society
  • In 1855 she married Henry Brown Blackwell, but was always known as Mrs. Stone
  • In 1870 she founded the Woman's Journal, the official publication of the American Woman Suffrage Association and the National American Woman Suffrage Association
  • After her death in 1893, the Woman's Journal was edited by her daughter, Alice Stone Blackwell

Previous Portrait Gallery Index Next -->
Join TeacherVision today

Spend more time teaching and less time searching.
Get full, ad-free access to all our learning resources—curated and vetted by teachers
and curriculum specialists—for one-low price.

Sign Up Sign Up

Go Premium

Get unlimited, ad-free access to all of TeacherVision's printables and resources for as low as $2.49 per month. We have a plan for every budget. 

Select a plan

All plans include a free trial and enjoy the same features. Cancel anytime.
Learn more about Premium

sandbbox logo
FEN Learning is part of Sandbox Networks, a millennial learning company, reaching hundreds of millions of people across the globe.