"An Eloquent Woman." Baltimore Critic, October 25, 1890. Newspaper Clipping: Emma Goldman's first appearance in print, October 25, 1890    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Speaking & Writing "Anarchists Riot in the West." Harper's Weekly, May 15, 1886. Magazine Clipping: Article about the bombing in Chicago's Haymarket Square, May 15, 1886    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Political Awakening Arbayter Fraynd (London), December 1899. Printed Materials: Yiddish advertisement for a lecture by Goldman on "Tzedakah," or Charity, December 1899    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Religion Der Grosser Kunds [=The Big Stick], February 18, 1916. Cartoon: Yiddish cartoon commenting on Goldman's advocacy of free access to birth control, February 18, 1916    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Women's Rights Der Grosser Kunds [=The Big Stick], June 4, 1909. Cartoon: Yiddish cartoon commenting on Goldman's fight for freedom of speech, June 4, 1909    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Overview "Emma Goldman Enthusiastic Agitator of Birth Control." Los Angeles Record, June 1, 1916. Newspaper Clipping: Article about Goldman and the birth control movement, June 1, 1916    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Women's Rights "Emma Goldman, High Priestess of Anarchy, Whose Speeches Inspired Czolgosz to his Crime." Chicago Daily Tribune, September 8, 1901. Newspaper Clipping: Article demonizing Goldman in the wake of the assassination of President McKinley, September 8, 1901    Emma Goldman Exhibit - The Use of Violence "Finds Hitler and Cohorts World's Greatest Menace." Toronto Star, January 23, 1934. Newspaper Clipping: Article about Goldman's lecture on the imminent dangers of fascism, January 23, 1934    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Exile Freie Arbeiter Stimme, July 25, 1890. Newspaper Clipping: Masthead of the Freie Arbeiter Stimme [=Free Voice of Labor], July 25, 1890    Emma Goldman Exhibit - A Dedicated Anarchist Goldman, Emma. Anarchism and Other Essays. 3rd ed. New York: Mother Earth Publishing Association, 1917. Book: Cover page and table of contents of one of the many editions of Goldman's Anarchism and Other Essays, 1917    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Speaking & Writing Excerpts from Goldman's essay, "Anarchism: What It Really Stands For," 1910    Emma Goldman Exhibit - A Dedicated Anarchist Goldman, Emma. "Emma says Reds killed own hopes." Chicago Herald-Examiner, March 22, 1922. Newspaper Clipping: Article by Goldman about her disillusionment with the Soviet Union, March 22, 1922    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Deportation & the Soviet Union Goldman, Emma. "Free Speech in Chicago." Lucifer the Light-Bearer, December 11, 1912. Newspaper Clipping: Letter from Goldman to the editor of Lucifer the Light-Bearer, December 11, 1902    Emma Goldman Exhibit -Free Speech Goldman, Emma. "Marriage." The Firebrand [Portland, OR], July 18, 1897. Newspaper Clipping: Goldman's first published writing on the subject of marriage, July 18, 1897    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Love & Sexuality Goldman, Emma. "Palestine and Socialist Policy: Emma Goldman's Views." Spain and the World, 1938. Newspaper Clipping: Article by Goldman expressing sympathy for the Jews in Palestine, 1938    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Religion Goldman, Emma. The Social Significance of the Modern Drama. Boston: Richard G. Badger, 1914. Book: Cover page of Goldman's The Social Significance of the Modern Drama, 1914    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Speaking & Writing Goldman, Emma. "The Tragedy at Buffalo." Free Society, October 6, 1901. Newspaper Clipping: Article by Goldman about Leon Czolgosz's assassination of President McKinley and the use of violence, October 6, 1901    Emma Goldman Exhibit - The Use of Violence Goldman, Emma. "What is There in Anarchy for Woman?" St. Louis Post-Dispatch, October 24, 1897. Newspaper Clipping: Interview with Goldman published in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, October 24, 1897    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Women's Rights Mother Earth, August 1907. Magazine Clipping: Table of contents of Goldman's anarchist publication Mother Earth, August 1907    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Overview Mother Earth, June 1912. Cartoon: Cover of Goldman's magazine Mother Earth, June 1912    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Free Speech Mother Earth, March 1906. Magazine Clipping: Cover of the first issue of Goldman's magazine, Mother Earth, March 1906    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Speaking & Writing Mother Earth, September 1907. Magazine Clipping: Advertisement for "'Yom Kipur' Picnic" organized by Goldman and her colleagues, September 1907    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Religion "National Atavism," Mother Earth, March 1906. Magazine Clipping: Article critical of Jewish nationalism, March 1906    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Religion San Diego Union, May 18, 1912. Cartoon: Cartoon expressing American hostility to the anarchist movement, 1912    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Free Speech Spain and the World, May 14, 1938. Newspaper Clipping: Goldman speaking about the Spanish anarchists at a May Day rally in Hyde Park, London, May 1, 1937    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Exile "The Sailing of the Buford." Liberator, February 1920. Cartoon: Commenting on the deportation of Goldman and other radicals, February 1920    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Deportation & the Soviet Union Transcript of Record: Supreme Court of the United States, Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman, Plaintiffs-in-Error, vs. the United States, 1917. Pamphlet: Manifesto of the No-Conscription League, 1917    Emma Goldman Exhibit - No-Conscription League Trial and Speeches of Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman in the United States District Court, in the City of New York, July, 1917. New York: Mother Earth Publishing Association, [1917], 63-64. Document: Excerpt from Goldman's speech to the jury at her trial for conspiracy to obstruct the draft, July 9, 1917    Emma Goldman Exhibit - No-Conscription League Weinberger, Harry. Emma Goldman. The Oriole Press: Berkeley Heights, NJ, 1940. Printed Materials: Eulogy by Goldman's friend and lawyer, Harry Weinberger, May 17, 1940    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Legacy Archival Sources and Private Collections Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace Photograph: Emma Goldman, c. 1910    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Overview International Institute of Social History Letter: Letter to the press stating Goldman's position on birth control, 1916    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Women's Rights Photographs: Abraham Goldman, date unknown    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Early Years Goldman speaking to a crowd of garment workers about birth control in Union Square, New York, May 20, 1916    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Women's Rights Goldman speaking with comrades in Spain during the Spanish Civil War, Fall 1936    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Exile Goldman with Modest Stein (left) and Alexander Berkman, St. Tropez, September 1935    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Exile Taube Goldman, date unknown    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Early Years Kate Sharpley Library Document: The Fight for Free Speech, pamphlet published by Alden Freeman, 1909    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Free Speech Ephemera: Handbill advertising lectures by Goldman in London, 1899    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Speaking & Writing Pamphlets: Pamphlets published to celebrate Goldman's 70th birthday, 1939    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Legacy National Archives Document: Memo from the young J. Edgar Hoover regarding Goldman and Alexander Berkman, August 23, 1919    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Deportation & the Soviet Union New York Public Library Manuscripts and Archives Division Document: The Goldman Family, St. Petersburg, 1882    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Early Years Paul Avrich Photograph: Goldman at the funeral of noted anarchist theorist Peter Kropotkin, February 13, 1921    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Deportation & the Soviet Union The Emma Goldman Papers Cartoons: Cover of Goldman's magazine Mother Earth, June 1912    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Free Speech Popular anti-radical cartoon, December 1919    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Deportation & the Soviet Union Yiddish cartoon commenting on Goldman's advocacy of free access to birth control, February 18, 1916    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Women's Rights Yiddish cartoon commenting on Goldman's fight for freedom of speech, June 4, 1909    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Overview Documents: Memo from the young J. Edgar Hoover regarding Goldman and Alexander Berkman, August 23, 1919    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Deportation & the Soviet Union Poster for Memorial Meeting to honor Emma Goldman, May 31, 1940    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Legacy Ephemera: Handbill advertising lectures by Goldman in London, 1899    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Speaking & Writing Handbill advertising group of lectures by Goldman in Portland, Oregon, 1919    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Speaking & Writing Letters: Excerpt from letter from Goldman to Ben Reitman, August 15, 1909    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Love & Sexuality Letter to the press stating Goldman's position on birth control, 1916    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Women's Rights Magazine Clippings: Advertisement for "'Yom Kipur' Picnic" organized by Goldman and her colleagues, September 1907    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Religion Cover of the first issue of Goldman's magazine, Mother Earth, March 1906    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Speaking & Writing Article critical of Jewish nationalism, March 1906    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Religion Table of contents of Goldman's anarchist publication Mother Earth, August 1907    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Overview Newspaper Clippings: Article about Goldman and the birth control movement, June 1, 1916    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Women's Rights Article by Goldman about Leon Czolgosz's assassination of President McKinley and the use of violence, October 6, 1901    Emma Goldman Exhibit - The Use of Violence Article demonizing Goldman in the wake of the assassination of President McKinley, September 8, 1901    Emma Goldman Exhibit - The Use of Violence Article by Goldman expressing sympathy for the Jews in Palestine, 1938    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Religion Goldman's first published writing on the subject of marriage, July 18, 1897    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Love & Sexuality Interview with Goldman published in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, October 24, 1897    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Women's Rights Letter from Goldman to the editor of Lucifer the Light-Bearer, December 11, 1902    Emma Goldman Exhibit -Free Speech Photographs: Abraham Goldman, date unknown    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Early Years Alexander Berkman, 1892    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Love & Sexuality Goldman at the funeral of noted anarchist theorist Peter Kropotkin, February 13, 1921    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Deportation & the Soviet Union Goldman's deportation portrait, 1919    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Deportation & the Soviet Union Mug shot of Goldman, 1901    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Free Speech Speaking to a crowd of garment workers about birth control in Union Square, New York, May 20, 1916    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Women's Rights Speaking with comrades in Spain during the Spanish Civil War, Fall 1936    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Exile Taube Goldman, date unknown    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Early Years Goldman with Modest Stein (left) and Alexander Berkman, St. Tropez, September 1935    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Exile Printed Materials: Yiddish advertisement for a lecture by Goldman on "Tzedakah," or Charity, December 1899    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Religion Speech: Text of address by Goldman to 10,000 Spanish comrades, September 25, 1936    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Exile The Library of Congress - Prints and Photographs Division Document: Questions posed by Goldman and Alexander Berkman to Lenin, 1920    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Religion Photographs: Emma Goldman, c. 1900    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Legacy Goldman's deportation portrait, 1919    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Deportation & the Soviet Union Mug shot of Goldman, 1901    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Free Speech Russian State Archive of Social-Political History Document: Questions posed by Goldman and Alexander Berkman to Lenin, 1920    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Religion University of California, Santa Barbara Ephemera: Handbill advertising group of lectures by Goldman in Portland, Oregon, 1919    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Speaking & Writing University of Illinois at Chicago Letter: Excerpt from letter from Goldman to Ben Reitman, August 15, 1909    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Love & Sexuality Photograph: Ben Reitman, Goldman's lover and manager (center), with Joe Edelsen and Ben Capes, Butte, Montana, June 24, 1912    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Love & Sexuality University of Michigan - Special Collections Library Photograph: Alexander Berkman, 1892    Emma Goldman Exhibit - Love & Sexuality