'They're Voting!' Women Vote in Grand Mound and Littlerock, 1870

On July 6, 1870, a group of seven women cast their ballots in Grand Mound. A rider quickly sent the news “They’re voting!” to nearby Littlerock, where eight more women cast their ballots.

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