A prominent Iroquois woman in the late 18th century, Catharine Montour married a Seneca chief named Telenemut, also known as Thomas Hudson.
Queen Catharine Montour Memorial
Historic Site Categories: Native Americans, Women's Rights
Historic Sites
New York State Women’s Rights and Suffrage Trail Sites: key locations
St. Nicholas Hall
Historic Site Categories: Suffrage, Women's Rights
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.
YMCA, Troy, New York
Historic Site Categories: Suffrage, Women's Rights
Forty-first annual New York State Woman Suffrage Association convention held here October 20–23, 1909.