Charlotte Augusta Leopoldine Marsh, known as Charlie Marsh, was a militant British suffragette.
Charlotte Marsh in 1911
Marsh is shown here planting a tree at Eagle House witnessed by Annie Kenney, Mary Blathwayt and Laura Ainsworth
Procession of Suffragettes on The Strand on 30 June 1908. The Suffragettes are (left to right) Dorothy Hartopp Radcliffe, Dora Spong who appears to be holding a pile of Votes for Women newspapers, Hilda Dallas and Charlotte Marsh carrying the placard
Patricia Woodlock was a British artist and suffragette who was imprisoned seven times, including serving the longest suffragette prison sentence in 1908 ; she was awarded a Women's Social and Politica
on the left (Mabel Capper is on the right)
Woodlock as a Dreadnought on the cover of Votes for Women
Cope's Tobacco Works, Nelson Street, Liverpool