
Martha Wright, sister of Lucretia Mott, is best known as a woman’s rights advocate, one of the organizers of the Seneca Falls woman’s rights convention in 1848, but she was also an Underground Railroad supporter, part of the network affiliated with William H. and Frances Seward, Gerrit Smith, and Harriet Tubman in central New York. In letters to family members in 1843, 1857, and 1860, Wright presented detailed documentation of three Underground Railroad events she participated in, including her work in providing assistance for the seven people that Harriet Tubman rescued on her last trip into Maryland in 1860.
Visitor Information: Currently open to public.
Location: 192 Genesee Street, Auburn, 13201
National Park Unit: No
Ownership: Michael Long
Location Type: Site