A view of the parlor. This is probably where the the five women met to celebrate Lucretia Mott's visit to the area. At this tea, Elizabeth Cady Stanton poured out her "long-accumulating discontent" about woman's place in society. The idea for a Women's Rights Convention, first explored by Stanton and Mott at the World Convention on Anti-Slavery in London in 1840, was reintroduced here.