• First Wave Statue Exhibit

    Women's Rights

    National Historical Park New York

For Kids

Junior Ranger Program

Young visitors may use our junior ranger program booklet to explore the Park Visitor Center and some of our historic sites. It is a workbook full of questions, puzzles, and coloring pages to help kids learn about the women's rights movement. When you arrive at the Park Visitor Center, ask the ranger at the information desk for one to fill out. Successful completion of the workbook earns the junior ranger a badge and a certificate.

 
 
 
 
nps civil war trading cards

NPS

Trading Cards Are Here!

Check out the park's five trading cards, stop by and get yours today!

 
poster showing the three different passport stamps available at our park.

Our park is "rich" in passport stamps. The park stamp, Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor, and the Network to Freedom Underground Railroad stamps are all available.

NPS Photo

Collect All Three Stamps!

Add three stamps to your National Parks Passport. Ask at the visitor center where to get our park's three different stamps during your visit.

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    The National Park Service's site for kids of all ages.

  • Views of the National Parks Views of the National Parks

    a multimedia educational program for teachers and students of all ages

Did You Know?

Wesleyan Chapel, site of the First Women's Rights Convention, as it appears today.

Did you know the women's rights movement formally began in the Wesleyan Chapel in Seneca Falls, New York? More...