Overview
This Victorian home was the headquarters for the historic women's suffrage movement and the scene of Susan B. Anthony's infamous arrest in 1872 for voting. The house, now a National Historic Landmark, functions as a museum with exhibits tracing the suffrage movement. It is part of the nine-block Susan B. Anthony Square, which is recognized by the National Register of Historic Places, an intact middle class neighborhood from the Victorian era of the 19th Century.
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Attractions & Landmarks
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