Category:Amelia Rosser
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Amelia Rosser, the Irish independence activist who was credited with being the first woman to talk unofficially on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives, is shown in a February 1920 photograph. Rosser was born in Fairfax, Virginia and lived there most of her life. She achieved a degree of fame for her demonstration during the July 4, 1919 Independence Day parade where her car festooned in Irish independence regalia repeatedly entered the parade See https://www.flickr.com/photos/washington_area_spark/20546592411
Media in category "Amelia Rosser"
The following 4 files are in this category, out of 4 total.
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Amelia Rosser as Ireland LCCN2016827706.jpg 4,170 × 5,154; 2.1 MB
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D.J. O'Connell. N.Y., Jm. W. Rainey, Ill., 1-9-20 LCCN2016827440.jpg 5,138 × 4,175; 3.01 MB
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John. J. Eagan, N.J., C.A. McGlennon, 2-7-20 LCCN2016827439.jpg 5,472 × 4,416; 3.19 MB
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Miss Amelia Rosser LCCN2016827437.jpg 5,121 × 4,147; 2.49 MB
