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Women's Rights National Historical Park
Notable Women's Rights Leaders
 
"When Anthony Met Stanton" a bronze statue in Seneca Falls.

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"When Anthony Met Stanton" is a bronze statue of the May 1851 introduction of Susan B. Anthony to Elizabeth Cady Stanton by Amelia Bloomer.

There were many men and women who were involved, committed, and influential to the women's rights movement who did not attend the First Women's Rights Convention. This section highlights a few of the notable women's rights leaders in history.

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M'Clitnock House, Waterloo, New York. Station on the Underground Railroad.

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Did you know that all but one of the five organizers of the First Women's Rights Convention had connections to the Underground Railroad?
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Last Updated: February 11, 2007 at 14:54 MST