Lucy Burns Museum in Lorton
Located at the former Lorton Prison, the Lucy Burns Museum tells the story of the prison's 91-year history, including its dark involvement in the women's suffrage movement.

šŸ“œ Former workhouse prison, opened 1910 by President Theodore Roosevelt.
šŸ” Notable for its role in the women's suffrage movement and the "Night of Terror."

Why Go

šŸ›ļø Explore the 91-year history of the Lorton Prison.
ā™€ļø Learn about the women's suffrage movement and the suffragists imprisoned here.
šŸ“– Discover the "Night of Terror," a turning point in the women's movement.
šŸŽØ Visit the Workhouse Arts Center, where former prison blocks are now art studios.

Tips

šŸ“ The museum is located within the Workhouse Arts Center complex.

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