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National Susan B. Anthony Museum & House, Rochester

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The Susan B. Anthony Museum & House is a learning center that shares the story of Susan B. Anthony's life and work through tours and programs at the modest home in the heart of Rochester, NY, that was the home base for the great reformer for 40 years and through an online presence. Now a National Historic Landmark, the House was the headquarters of the National American Woman Suffrage Association when Anthony was president. Susan B. Anthony was arrested here for voting in 1872, and she died in her room in this house in 1906. Docents share the story of her courage and perseverance through tours from 11-5 every day but Monday and major holidays.
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  • If you’re looking for interactive dioramas and lots of action, you will be bored stiff. If you have a love of history, this is not be missed. Tours are approx 45” for $15 (and down). You will learn.....  more
    If you’re looking for interactive dioramas and lots of action, you will be bored stiff. If you have a love of history, this is not be missed. Tours are approx 45” for $15 (and down). You will learn.....  more »
  • We needed an activity until our RIT daughter was available and picked Susan B Anthony’s place. Allison gave us a great informative tour that was a little over the hour and filled with interesting... 
    We needed an activity until our RIT daughter was available and picked Susan B Anthony’s place. Allison gave us a great informative tour that was a little over the hour and filled with interesting...  more »
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  • It has now been 100 years since the 19th amendment was ratified granting women the right to vote. While we celebrate these outstanding leaders in the women’s rights movement, it is important to recognize the many barriers like the poll tax, white primaries, inaccessibility of polls and other subtle (and not so subtle) restrictions remained, stifling a free, democratic vote for ALL people. This museum does a wonderful job in retelling her history without sanitizing it. To honor the legacy of these great women who fought for our rights we must always do 2 things: Vote and speak up when someone’s right to vote is being restricted. Thank you for preserving her home and educating visitors on her journey.
  • Our tour guide was great! The tour was so informative and the gift shop has GREAT gifts. A true gem of our history.

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