Minnie Turner, Brighton suffragette

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This is a photograph of Minnie Turner wearing a feather boa and ?Jailed for Freedom? brooch. A handwritten note on the reverse reads ?Minnie S Turner (My loving auntie P.M.C.) spent 4 months in prison, for throwing a brick through the window of the Home Office. She was a stanch suffragette'. Minnie Turner was a Brighton resident and supporter of the Women's suffrage movement. The photograph was produced in Brighton in the early 20th century.
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Timeline / 1900s
Timeline / Edwardian (1901-1910)
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Royal Pavilion & Museums, Brighton & Hove
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Minnie Turner, Brighton suffragette
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Suffragette, Edwardian, vote, votes, Minnie Turner,
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