📜 Home of Susan B. Anthony, civil rights leader and women's suffrage advocate. 🔍 National Historic Landmark and site of her famous 1872 arrest for voting.
🏛️ Explore the historic home of a revolutionary figure. 📜 Learn about the women's rights movement and its impact. 🔍 See authentic artifacts from the period. 💡 Be inspired by Anthony's legacy and work for change. 🚶♀️ Walk in the footsteps of a pivotal figure in American history.
🗓️ Scout programs are on hold until 2025.
🎟️ Reservations are recommended for tours. 🗣️ Guided tours available Tuesday-Sunday, starting at the Visitor Center. 📍 Nearby 1872 Monument and 'Let’s Have Tea' sculpture of Anthony and Frederick Douglass.
💰 Adults $15, seniors/military $10, students $5.
🕒 Tuesday to Sunday, 11 am to 5 pm. Closed Mondays and major holidays.
Small lot at 19 Madison Street and street parking available. Handicapped parking on site.
♿ First floor and Visitor Center accessible for wheelchairs 🚻 Wheelchair-accessible, gender-inclusive restroom in Visitor Center 🐕 Service animals welcome 🧏♀️ Partners with Sign-Speak for ASL translation
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