Susan B. Anthony Museum & House

Thank you to all who dropped by to pay their respects to Susan B. Anthony's life and legacy on such a momentous day!

The story of Mary Anthony is one not told as often as her older sister Susan. Jason, one of our interpreters, stoped by the museum today to highlight the important role Mary held in her sisters life and in the Suffrage movement.

Thank you, Jeanette, for the beautiful bouquet in honor of Susan B. Anthony.

This is a submission to our virtual parade from the Scottsville Sisters. The message is clear - VOTE! #Susanb200 #becauseofwomenlikeher

These gals came four years ago and then again today, on election day. Tell us how you make Susan B. Anthony a part of your election day tradition! #becauseofwomenlikeher #susanb200

Here is another entry to our Suffragist City Parade from the League of Women Voters of Rochester Metropolitan Area. The theme is VOTE!

Another one of our wonderful docents, Mariedeliz, wanted to share the story of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and the Declaration of Sentiments. Stanton added the clause that women should have the right to vote in all US elections. You can read the entire declaration here: https://www.nps.gov//history/declaration-of-sentiments.htm

While on this momentous Election Day, we cannot safely accommodate drop in tours, one of our docents Lola, took a visit to Susan B Anthony's study to share with you the story of Susan's alligator purse! #susanbinspiresme

The Sisters of Saint Joseph of Rochester submitted this video to our Suffragist City Parade! #susanb2020 #becauseofwomenlikeher

Here is a submission from some of our friends and volunteers to our Suffragist City Parade! Today is the final day to make sure your voice is heard!

Tributes to Susan B. Anthony and others who have worked for voting rights are being placed on the fence outside 17 Madison Street today. If you want to leave a tribute to Susan B. or the person who has inspired you to vote, stop by todayand then share on social media with the hashtags #BecauseOfWomenLikeHer #SusanB200 #SusanBInspiresMe

Sign up now for our NOVEMBER MONDAY LECTURE SERIES presentation, offered online on NOVEMBER 16, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM. November’s topic is Amnesia and Politics in the Mount Hope Cemetery, presented by Katie Terezakis, PhD. Space is limited, so make your reservations today at https://shop.susanb.org/products/monday-lecture-series Individual lectures are $25 each. NOTE: The link to the online lecture will be sent to registrants the Friday before the scheduled lecture.