Susan B. Anthony Museum & House
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Museum
About
The Susan B. Anthony Museum & House offers a deeply engaging setting for small group tours and discussions, housed in the well-preserved home where the suffragist lived and was famously arrested in 1872. The museum's artifacts and period details provide a thoughtful backdrop for events centered on history, social justice, and leadership.
Located in Rochester, the venue includes a visitor center with a gift shop and accessible parking, making it easy for business groups to coordinate visits. Its intimate spaces and rich historical context make it a distinctive choice for meetings that benefit from inspiration and meaningful conversation.
Best for
- Small group historical tours & team inspiration
- Executive offsites with cultural enrichment
- Client entertaining with unique local character
Standout features
Historic Significance
Susan B. Anthony's former home and 1872 arrest site
The museum is housed in the actual residence where Susan B. Anthony lived and was arrested in 1872, offering a tangible connection to this pivotal moment in women's suffrage history.
Authentic Artifacts
Original artifacts and period materials on display
Exhibits include items from Susan B. Anthony’s life and the era she lived in, providing an immersive historical context that enriches the visitor experience.
Guided Tours
In-depth, engaging tours led by knowledgeable docents
Tours typically last about an hour and provide detailed insights into Susan B. Anthony’s life and work, with guides who share lesser-known stories and answer questions, enhancing the educational value.
At a glance
Location & hours
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Hours
Sunday11am – 5pm
MondayClosed
Tuesday11am – 5pm
Wednesday11am – 5pm
Thursday11am – 5pm
Friday11am – 5pm
Saturday11am – 5pm
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