Billboard in Denver, Colorado, supporting women's suffrage

This image captures a woman using a bucket and broom to install a billboard for the National Woman's Party in Denver in 1916. Since Colorado women were granted the right to vote in 1893, the billboard encourages them to vote against President Woodrow Wilson and the Democratic Party due to their opposition to national women's suffrage. The billboard also depicts a woman with a hat identified as “The Woman's Party,” noting “Our Hat's in the Ring.”