National Susan B. Anthony Museum & House

Museum, Historic and Protected Site, and Event Space

Rochester

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8.8^/10

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Ranked #3 for museums in Rochester
"wonderful tour guide"(6 Tips)
"Discounts for AAA, seniors, and students available."(2 Tips)

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Amanda ThauJuly 7, 2017
A great opportunity to learn more about Rochester and women's suffrage. Make sure to arrive at the time of a tour! Also, bring your AAA card-there's a discount!
Mo FJanuary 31, 2018
Been here 10+ times
Great gift shop. Tours from well-informed volunteers. Learn about a local legend! Discounts for AAA, seniors, and students available. You can also get free passes at the public library.
Mo FJuly 16, 2018
Been here 10+ times
The only way to see the house is with a tour. Tours last about 1 hour. Highly recommend! Also a great place to volunteer!
Mary MyersSeptember 16, 2019
Been here 50+ times
Tours. Gift shop. Lunch, teas and lectures, historic neighborhood. Become a member! Make a donation in the name of someone you love. Vote! Vote! Vote!
Lauren BMarch 27, 2013
Susan is a wonderful tour guide and has a lot of passion for women's rights! Also it doesn't hurt that she shares a name with the lady of the house!
Marc MayerAugust 9, 2015
A great place to learn about human rights. Politicians take note.
Randi Cohen CoblenzMay 20, 2014
Worth the visit..and a geocache on site!
Jess RDecember 26, 2015
A fun activity on a rainy day
HISTORYAugust 9, 2010
Susan B. Anthony, along with her sister Mary and mother Lucy, moved into this house in 1865. Susan lived her until her death on March 13th 1906.
Mike BarkerDecember 29, 2014
Great piece of history.

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