Sarah Read Adamson-Dolley was the first American female doctor. She enhanced the lives of both rich and poor women by her example and her work as a physician.
Adamson-Dolley House Site
Historic Site Categories: Medicine, Suffrage, Women's Rights
Type: House
The Alice Austen House Museum
Historic Site Categories: LGBTQ Rights, Photography
Alice Austen (1866–1952) was one of America’s earliest and most prolific female photographers. Austen was an artist with a strong aesthetic sensibility.
The National Susan B. Anthony Museum and House
Historic Site Categories: Suffrage, Women's Rights
Home to Susan B. Anthony, her mother, Lucy, and sister Mary from 1866 after the death of her father, Daniel Anthony.
The Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum
Historic Site Categories: Suffrage, Women's Rights
Birthplace and early-childhood home of Susan B. Anthony. Now a not-for-profit corporation dedicated to preserving Anthony’s birthplace and raising awareness of her legacy.
Susan B. Anthony Childhood Home, Battenville
Historic Site Categories: Suffrage, Women's Rights
Susan B. Anthony’s home from 1833 to 1839. Built by her father, Daniel Anthony, in 1832. Located in the hamlet of Battenville, in the Town of Greenwich, New York.