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Susan B. Anthony Museum & House
This is the house where the women's rights activist lived for many years, and where she was arrested after voting illegally in 1872. The museum highlights Anthony's influences, the many reforms she worked for (suffrage, abolition, temperance, education, and a purse of her own among them), her friendship with Frederick Douglass, and her trial for voting. Tours last up to an hour. Don't forget to check the gift shop!.
- Address
- 17 Madison St
- Getting there
- Parking at 19 Madison St or on street
- Hours
- Tue-Sun 11AM-5PM, except major holidays
- Price
- Adults $20, seniors $15, students $8, under 5 free
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