Low res image of Victoria Woodhull 1893 broadside - poster Good condition,

Rare Victoria Woodhull Carnegie Hall Broadside

Original lithograph commemorating Woodhull’s speech at Carnegie Music Hall – Nov 20, 1893

Available for Private Sale

Victoria Woodhull 1893  lithographic broadside of Victoria Woodhull’s Carnegie Hall speech. Exceptionally rare piece of women’s history. Available for private acquisition.

This rare lithographic broadside commemorates a landmark speech given by Victoria Woodhull — the first woman to run for President of the United States — at Carnegie Music Hall, New York City on November 20, 1893. Featuring a portrait titled “Mrs. J. Biddulph Martin,” this artifact captures her final public reemergence in America after years in England.

No known examples of this poster exist in institutional archives or public collections, making this a possibly one-of-a-kind historical piece. It has been professionally framed and preserved for over 20 years.

Gifted to award-winning filmmaker Victoria lynn Weston during a research trip to Tewkesbury, England while interviewing a former neighbor of Woodhull her PBS featured documentary, America’s Victoria, Remembering Victoria Woodhull. Weston’s film short Free Lover won multiple festival awards, and her upcoming feature film on Woodhull will present the truth behind her life’s work— reigniting public interest in her legacy.
Note: image shown is a low res.  Current lithograph has been professionally framed for over 25 years.

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