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This newspaper article was written after Esther Griffin White's Death. This Article was the first of a five part series on bookplates for the Palladium-Item and Sun-Telegram.

Headline from an article White wrote in the Palladium that highlights her views of gender roles in Richmond society

Headline of Esther Griffin White's article in the Palladium that simultaneously gossips about a Richmond citizen's public event and condones female suffragists in their ability to raise money.

A letter written by Esther Griffin White sent to Richmond Art Association's Board of directors concerning Ella Bond Johnston's practices of publishing news concerning the Association.

A letter written by Esther Griffin White sent to Richmond Art Association's Board of dirctors concerning Ella Bond Johnston's practices of publishing news concerning the Association.

The petition for Mayor of Richmond in 1938. Esther was unsuccessful, however, she became the first woman ever to be on the official election ballot of Indiana.

This article describes a centennial celebration put on by Earlham College. In it, Esther criticizes the city for not taking into account the wishes of Richmondites for a centennial celebration, as well as commends the college on a job well done.

An article from Esther Griffin White in The Little Paper, explaining why she left the Richmond Item

A Poem written by Esther Griffin White about her brother, Ray, sometime after his death.

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Esther G. White's article asking the Women of Indiana to unite if they want to get Suffrage

Article written by White in The Little Paper describing how teachers work a lot but are not respected enough by the community

An article written by white in The Little Paper discussing the idea that World War I was caused by Patriotism and how that is wrong

Photograph of John Elwood Bundy's cottage. Bundy would entertain fellow artists at his studio cottage.

Page five of White's well known short story, A Plain Tale from the Pairies

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Gallery of paintings used by the Richmond Art Association

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A letter from Esther Griffin White to Timothy Nicholson regarding his negative comments of her article on the Yearly Friends Meeting

A letter to Timothy Nicholson regarding his recent visit, and the Quaker nature of the town of Richmond