If you have an interest in learning about the 19th Amendment, then I can recommend the [b:Women Making History: The 19th Amendment|53282953|Women Making History The 19th Amendment|Tamara Gaskell|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1587990386l/53282953._SY75_.jpg|81112248]. Created by Eastern National, this reference is available as one of America’s National Parks’ Book of the Week.

This year marks the centennial of the passing of the 19th Amendment, and the NPS/partners have been putting out a great deal of content to help commemorate this milestone. This Official National Park Service Handbook has a lot of really well-researched information pertaining the topic at hand. Notably, it contains an in-depth timeline, bios of key players, an overview of different groups/stakeholders related to the movement, a break-down of regional approaches throughout the United States, as well as a list of related NPS sites that are a part of this history.

Overall, this volume is pretty comprehensive and handy. If women’s suffrage, or more specifically, the 19th Amendment is something you are interested in studying, then this book is definitely a useful historical reference.