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School Group learning about Declaration of Sentiments at the Waterwall in Declaration Park.

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Thank you for your interest in Women’s Rights National Historical Park education programs. Women’s Rights National Historical Park is where the Seneca Falls Convention took place in 1848, and where students can learn about women’s rights and related social movements through tours of the site and activities. The park offers group tours for all ages/grades. 

Reservations for School Visits 

Classes and groups of 10 or more can arrange a group visit. Please allow the park at least THREE weeks advance notice to arrange for your requested date(s) and time(s). Group scheduling is completed on a first-come, first-served basis.  

Please use our Education Reservation Request Form to begin your reservation. It just takes three easy steps: 

1. Download the form to your computer  

2. Fill in the form with your information 

3. Email the completed form as an attachment to [e-mail].  

Your reservation is not complete until you receive a confirmation email from the education coordinator. Please call 315-568-0024 for any questions.  

Accessibility Information 

Visit our Accessibility page to learn more about available accommodations.  

In order for us to give your students the best experience possible, please note on the reservation form any specific accessibility/learning needs your students have so we can adjust the program accordingly prior to your arrival. 

Cost 

Free! No matter the program – onsite or offsite, virtual or self-guided, programs are always free. 

Cancellations and Rescheduling 

For cancellations and rescheduling please contact us as soon as possible at 315-568-0024. 

If Women’s Rights National Historical Park cancels your visit due to weather or other extenuating circumstances, we will contact you as soon as possible to reschedule your visit. 

Lunch/Snack Onsite 

There are a few outdoor locations that can accommodate large groups for eating bagged lunches. Declaration Park, adjacent to the visitor center, includes outdoor seating. The large yard at the Stanton House contains picnic tables. When you are done eating, we ask that you pack out any leftover food and trash in order to keep the park looking beautiful for all of our guests.  

Additionally, the Town of Seneca Falls operates Peoples Park on the north side of the canal, just a short walk from the Visitor Center. Please contact Seneca Falls Recreation Department for information on use. 

Please note, Women’s Rights National Historical Park does not permit food or drink within park buildings.