In its 80th year as a museum, the National Susan B. Anthony Museum & House stands not only as a preserved landmark but as a living symbol of activism, reflection, and transformation. Located in the heart of Rochester's historic district, this unique campus of four buildings has long welcomed those seeking a connection to one of the most influential figures in American history. Now, in a transformative new chapter, the institution is preparing for a future that both honors Anthony's legacy and extends her reach to new generations.
"Our visitors don't just come to see a house, they come on a kind of pilgrimage," says Deborah L. Hughes, President & CEO of the Museum & House. "It's about the meaning behind it, the ideas Susan B. Anthony wrestled with that still echo today."
