After Seneca Falls: Suffrage on the Iowa Frontier
Join Women’s Rights National historical Park in a free event to commemorate Amelia Bloomer on Saturday, November 21st!
This program will look at the Women's Rights Movement in Iowa after the Seneca Falls convention, focused largely on the efforts of Amelia Bloomer, a Seneca Falls resident who attended the 1848 women's rights convention and moved to Council Bluffs, Iowa in 1855. Additionally, it will begin to pinpoint how the movement was perceived and advanced in a rural, western state as opposed to a more developed eastern state.
Fees
This event is free to attend.
Location
This program will take place at the Guntzel Theater, located within the Visitor Center, at 136 Fall Street, Seneca Falls, NY 13148.
Latitude and Longitude 42.910666, -76.800149
Schedule
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Duration:
45-minute program, followed by a Q&A with Ranger Anna.
Contact Information
Visitor Center
(315) 568-0024
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Event Type
- Talk