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PLAN YOUR VISIT

 

Our gallery is currently closed for the season. We will re-open in the spring. We apologize for any inconvenience!

 

National Women’s Hall of Fame is open on the first floor of the historic Seneca Knitting Mill on the Seneca-Cayuga branch of the Erie Canal in Seneca Falls, New York. Our introductory exhibits are designed to introduce our vision for future exhibits when we complete additional renovations of the Mill.

Consider making a donation and help establish the National Women’s Hall of Fame the leading institution for sharing women’s stories and leadership.

 

TICKETS

Admission to the National Women’s Hall of Fame is donation based. As a non-profit organization we rely on donations, any amount of donation is appreciated.

 

GROUP VISITS

*Groups of 10 or more

The National Women’s Hall of Fame is excited to host groups whenever possible. Two weeks advance notice is appreciated for all group visit reservations.

Group visits are subject to a per person fee:

Adults: $6

College Students: $5

Students: $4

If you would like to request a group visit reservation outside of normal operating hours, please call or email us at admin@womenofthehall.org. All other groups can make a reservation using the Group Visit Request Form.  A staff member will contact you to finalize your visit once you submit the form.

 

 

STAYCATION CARDS

The National Women’s Hall of Fame is one of 19 participating groups/organizations with the FOX40 My8 Staycation Cards! To view a full list of participating organizations in Upstate New York and to purchase your Staycation Card today, please click here!

 

ACCESSIBILITY

ACCESSIBLE PARKING

There are a limited number of parking spaces reserved for people with disabilities.

SERVICE ANIMALS

Service animals are welcome in the Hall. Pets are also welcomed, so long as they are well-behaved and are not bothering other guests.

WHEELCHAIRS

The Hall is accessible to wheelchair users and other visitors who may need to avoid stairs. A wheelchair is available.

HEARING IMPAIRED

All video displays in the National Women’s Hall of Fame gallery include closed captioning.

 

GUEST TIPS & POLICIES

PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEO

Flash photography and video recording is encouraged throughout the Hall. Tag @womenofthehall on Twitter and Instagram so we can see what you post. We may even share it!

FOOD & DRINK

While we do not allow outside food or drinks in the gallery, drinking fountains and water bottle filling stations are available for guests.

COAT CHECK

We have public space available at the entrance for coat, backpack, and umbrella storage.

STROLLERS

Strollers are permitted in the gallery.

 

SAFETY PROCEDURES

Currently, the National Women’s Hall of Fame does not require visitors to wear masks while inside the gallery. All NWHF staff and volunteers are vaccinated.

If you have a fever or other symptoms of COVID-19, or have been in close contact with a person who tested positive for COVID-19 within the last 10 days, we ask that you please wait to visit the Hall of Fame.

 

HOW TO GET HERE

BY PLANE

Flights are available to the following large airports:

  • Syracuse Hancock International Airport in Syracuse, NY (approx. 50 miles away)
  • Frederick Douglass Greater Rochester International Airport in Rochester, NY (approx. 60 miles away)
  • Buffalo Niagara International Airport in Buffalo, NY (approx. 100 miles away)
  • Albany International Airport in Albany, NY (approx. 180 miles away)

 

BY CAR

From Buffalo: 118 miles via I-90 E. Take exit 41

From Rochester: 52 miles via I-490 E and I-90 E. Take exit 41

From Syracuse: 49 miles via I-90 W. Take exit 41

From Albany: 187 miles via I-90 W. Take exit 41

 

REGIONAL ATTRACTIONS

 

LOCAL EVENTS & FESTIVALS

Visit these websites for more information about Seneca Falls, the surrounding area, and what festivals or events are happening during your visit.

Seneca County Chamber of Commerce

Visit Rochester

Visit Ithaca

Visit Syracuse 

Visit Finger Lakes

CULTURAL ATTRACTIONS & MUSEUMS IN SENECA FALLS

Women’s Rights National Historical Park
The Women’s Rights National Historical Park preserves and interprets the nationally significant historical and cultural sites, structures and events associated with the struggle for equal rights for women.

The Elizabeth Cady Stanton House and M’Clintock House are open seasonally for tours, call the Park for more information.

136 Fall Street
315.568.2991 or 315.568.0024
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Seneca Falls Heritage & Tourism Center, home of the Seneca Museum of Waterways & Industry 
Celebrates the history of the Cayuga-Seneca Canal, industrial heritage of Seneca Falls and how the Seneca River powered the rise of industry and contributed to the spread of reform movements.

89 Fall Street
315.568.1510
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Seneca Falls Historical Society
Victorian mansion, period rooms, research library, and archives, including history of the canal, industry (pumps, fire engines), women’s rights, and genealogy. Guided tours available.

55 Cayuga Street
315.568.8412
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IDEA Center for the Voices of Humanity
The Center’s gallery displays photographs, quotations, poetry, and art that reveal the wisdom and creativity that often emerge from difficult life experiences and deep personal loss.

32 Fall Street
315.568.5838
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It’s a Wonderful Life Museum
Local “Bedford Falls” nostalgia attraction with displays & memorabilia from the namesake film.

32 Fall Street
(315) 568-5838
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