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Famous Five statue Royalty Free Stock Photo

The statue of the five women in Winnipeg Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Famous Five Five Statues in downtown Calgary Royalty Free Stock Photo

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada - 2014-11-21: Nellie McClung Memorial. Monument by Helen Granger Young was devoted to Royalty Free Stock Photo

Women are Persons monument outside the senate of Canada and opposite the Fairmont Chateau Laurier hotel in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Royalty Free Stock Photo

Famous Five or The Valiant Five and initially as The Alberta Five, Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Famous Five or The Valiant Five and initially as The Alberta Five, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Statue in downtown Calgary of The Famous Five. An identical statue exists on Parliament Hill in Ottawa. The five women were: Emily Murphy (the British Empire's first female judge); Irene Marryat Parlby (farm women's leader, activist and first female Cabinet minister in Alberta); Nellie Mooney McClung (a famous suffragist and member of the Alberta legislature); Louise Crummy McKinney (the first woman elected to the Legislative Assembly of Alberta, or any legislature in Canada or the British Empire) and Henrietta Muir Edwards (an advocate for working women and a founding member of the Victorian Order of Nurses).