Things To Do

Women’s Rights National Historical Park is comprised of the visitor center, the historic homes (open seasonally), and the Wesleyan Chapel. The grounds of the historic buildings are open every day, while the interiors are open on a variable schedule based on the season. Please see Operating Hours and Seasons for the most up-to-date hours.

Experience Women's History
Ranger Programs

Attend a ranger program to learn more about women's rights in Seneca Falls!
Start Your Visit
Visitor Center

Begin your visit to Women's Rights National Historical Park with information, exhibits, and our park bookstore.
Where it all began
Wesleyan Chapel

Learn about the Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, the setting for the 1848 Women's Rights Convention.
Explore, Learn, Protect
Become a Junior Ranger

Explore the park and discover women's rights! Pick up your interactive workbook at the visitor center, or download it from home.
The Center of the Rebellion
The Elizabeth Cady Stanton House

See the home where Elizabeth Cady Stanton helped start a movement.
Radical Hospitality
The M'Clintock House

Visit the home of Mary Ann and Thomas M'Clintock, radical Quakers who believed in the equality of all people.
Group Tours and Field Trips

Are you a group of 8 or more people? Check out our group tour page to make reservations and view all the park's offerings.
Contemplate
Declaration Park

Take in the words of the Declaration of Sentiments, carved on the water wall outside the Visitor Center.
Nearby Attractions

Learn about the other attractions to see in the area