Women's Rights National Historical Park, Seneca Falls NY
Address | 136 Fall St, Seneca Falls, NY | ||||||||||
Phone | (315) 568-0024 | ||||||||||
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Website | www.nps.gov/wori/index.htm | ||||||||||
Categories | Museum, Art Gallery, Exhibit, Historical Place Museum, Tourist Attraction | ||||||||||
Rating | 4.6 36 reviews | ||||||||||
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Women's Rights National Historical Park reviews
36This was a great stop while I was in the area. The museum was informative and the rangers were knowledgeable.
Very interesting and informative. Enjoyed very much. Rangers were wonderful answered all our questions. Movie a must see.
This place is amazing and they participate in the National Park Jr Ranger Program so your kiddos can complete a mission and get a Jr. Ranger badge and make the learning more fun.
Meticulously maintained and curated. Surprising, poignant and touching installations- everytime I go I see something new
It was free. Ample parking. It's not large of a museum
Located downtown and a short walk to other businesses and restaurants
Neighborhood feels safe.
Going to Seneca Falls was a fulfilment of a dream for me! I am in awe of the women who came before me and secured so many rights for me. The displays are educational and the space is quite lovely.
This is a beautiful and educational place! It is amazing all the history you have access to here! I had no idea about a lot of things that took place!
This was a great museum to learn about the valuable contributions of women to US history, and about their struggle for equality. Parents who have the ability to takr their children (girls AND boys) should make this a must-see as an educational stop. Be forewarned - the exhibits are reading intensive, but this is what makes it so worthwhile. I am a history buff, but I learned so many things I never heard of before.
A very high quality museum and historical park, that focuses on an extremely important chapter in American and world history. This museum comemorates the first women's rights conference in the world's history. Just how significant an event this was becomes more and more apparent with the passage of time.
Wonderful museum and its free! Hard to contemplate how our lives would have been different as woman not having the right to vote. So grateful for the men and women that gave it all for us.
Stopped for a break on the i90 drive across NY. What a treat! Wish we'd planned more time to visit the related sites in Seneca Falls. Free admission, learned a ton!
Very interesting. Would like to go back again as I'm sure I missed some of the important history housed in this small museum
The staff was pleasant and helpful, the museum was interesting and full of awesome exhibits.so glad I decided to stop
It's great here! It's so empowering and important to know where, when and how women's rights started! It's beautiful inside and the outside has been vamped up which looks lovely. There is lots of seating and there is an elevator for the second floor which is helpful. It's also free to get in and they have a really nice gift shop. It's worth a trip here.
The visitors center here is excellent- a whole well curated museum and gift shop. Definitely worth the trip.
Nice museum, well staffed and provided great insight into the suffrage movement. Nice excursion for moms and daughters.
A small museum with a story about how some humans in European culture were and still are less valued and not equal. Illustrates ties between women's suffrage groups and slavery abolitionists.
What a great place! So many well articulated exhibits and so well preserved
a definite must see.and free
Great place to be indoctrinated with wage gap myths and stories of the oppressive patriarchy. Tell me more about glass ceilings and other nonsense.