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SUSAN LOOK AVERY
Suffragist, author, orator and
founder of The Woman’s Club of
Louisville. Avery held an early
suffrage meeting in her parlor,
with guest lecturer Lucy Stone.
Associate of Susan B. Anthony,
Jane Addams, Booker T. Washington
and other reformers. Wife of
Benjamin F. Avery of Avery Plow
Works. Lived from 1817 to 1915.
Presented by The Woman’s Club of Louisville
[Reverse]
WOMAN’S CLUB OF LOUISVILLE
Established on March 1, 1890 as a
woman’s volunteer organization for
civic, cultural, and community
services. Promoted woman’s
suffrage, equal property rights,
child labor laws, KY Forestry
Commission, Juvenile Court,
literacy, and public health.
Founded Younger Woman’s Club,
No-Jury Art Show, and co-founded
the Louisville Deaf Oral School.
Dedicated September 12, 2018
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