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Edna Gellhorn
http://library.wustl.edu/artwork/
On December 18, 1964, Mrs. Gellhorn
delivered an address in which she provided a brief history of the woman's
suffrage movement, and the founding of the LWV of the United States. Her 11
minute talk was recorded, and a 33 1/3 RPM vinyl disc of it was passed down to
Karen Nelson, one of our members, from her mother, Genevieve Nelson. Karen provided it so that it could be
converted into the MP3 format that you will hear after the file loads (which
might take a few minutes if you are connected via a dial-up modem). Please be
patient. The talk will begin as soon as the 10 megabyte file finishes
downloading.
If the sound file does not begin playing automatically,
click
http://lwvbae.org/Gellhorn1.mp3 to begin playback. (A new browser window
or tab may open for your computer's audio playback software. If it does, please
close it after the audio file finishes to return to this window.)
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