Links to a selection of other sites about Anna Howard Shaw (updated March 2001)

Some of these sites have much information about Dr. Shaw, some have just a mention of her name. Send us a note if you know of another site to add to the list.

• Michigan Women's Historical Center and Hall of Fame
  - Hall of Fame Honorees
  - Selected Chronology of Michigan Women's History
• National Women's Hall of Fame: Dr. Shaw inducted into the Hall of Fame October 2000.

• Anna Howard Shaw Women's Studies Center at Albion College
• Anna Howard Shaw Center of Boston University's School of Theology
• Distinguished Women of Past and Present: Search by name for Ann Howard Shaw.
• Bibliography of American Woman Suffrage resources available in Duke University Libraries
• U.S. Suffrage Movement Timeline, 1792-1920 from the Susan B. Anthony Center, University of Rochester
• Biographies of Influential Suffragists from the Susan B. Anthony Center, University of Rochester
• The Methodist Church on Anna Howard Shaw; the Anna Howard Shaw District in Pennsylvania
• Anna Howard Shaw at the Michigan Dept of Education Web site
• The National American Woman Suffrage Association Collection
  Use their search feature to find many articles about Anna Howard Shaw.
• Searchable Biography web site, A&E Biography Network
• "75 Suffragists," University of Maryland
• The Encyclopedia Britannica Women in American History site includes an article about Anna Howard Shaw. 
• A student in Michigan's Ingham (County) Intermediate School District writes about Dr. Shaw
• "Suffrage History," PBS Online
• Test your knowledge of women's history with Women's History ALIVE!
• Program about Anna Howard Shaw from the National Women's History Project
• Spartacus Educational, "Teaching History Online"
• Favorite Women's History Books
• "Women's History in America," the Women's International Center, San Diego, California
• Photo of Anna Howard Shaw owned by the State Historical Society of Wisconsin
• Woman Suffrage Pictures, Library of Congress
• Bibliography of Women Physicians' Autobiographies from the University of Missouri in Kansas City
• Anna Howard Shaw; Suffrage Orator and Social Reformer, by Wil A. Linkugel and Martha Solomon (published by Greenwood Press,  Westport, Conn, 1990).

 Schools named for Anna Howard Shaw
(Do you know of another one? Please tell us.)

• Anna Howard Shaw Elementary School - New York City Public School 061
• Dr. Anna Howard Shaw Middle School, Philadelphia

 The Story of a Pioneer by Anna Howard Shaw

Dr. Shaw's autobiography was written in 1915 and published in three editions. The entire text is available on the Web at the following sites:

• The Story of a Pioneer, National Digital Library, Library of Congress (original illustrations available)
• The Gutenburg Project at the Gibson Digital Library (Free Plain Vanilla Electronic Texts)

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