Stanton’s Rural House
Join Women’s Rights National Historical Park for “Spotlighting Stanton,” a themed weekend celebrating the life and legacy of Elizabeth Cady Stanton on her 211th birthday!
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Henry, and their growing family lived on a two-acre plot (although the family described it as a five-acre plot) on the eastern outskirts of Seneca Falls, just south of the Seneca River and the canal that ran along it. What was life for the Stanton's like at their house and in their neighborhood, and how did they use the land at hand? Join Ranger Steve to discover how the family’s rural house influenced their daily lives and provided the backdrop for one of the most influential women’s rights activists.
Drop by at anytime during the open house!
Fees
This event is free to attend.
Location
The Elizabeth Cady Stanton House is located at 32 Washington Street, Seneca Falls, NY 13148, roughly 1 mile away from the visitor center. There is a small grass parking lot available. There are NO public restrooms on site.
Latitude and Longitude 42.912710, -76.788345
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This will be a special ranger table-top program. Visitors are welcome at any time during the 2-hour open house.
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- Children’s Program
- Guided Tour
- Other
- Talk