"I Strove to Realize Myself and to Serve" - The Call of 19th-Century Reformer Emily Howland Come join us for an exciting in person event at the National Women's Hall of Fame as we dive into the fascinating world of Emily Howland. Our knowledgeable curator Larry Bell from the Howland Stone Store Museum will guide you through the exhibit, […]

Join us at The National Women's Hall of Fame for an enlightening discussion on the impact of public relations in advancing women’s rights. Join us for an insightful discussion on the power of public relations in advancing women’s rights. Featuring PR expert Arien Rozelle from Syracuse University Newhouse School of Public Communications, this event will explore how […]

Through the display of works by eight little-known women artists commissioned by the American Book Company, Creating Childhood Wonder: Women Illustrators of the Golden Age seeks to examine the impact of these individuals in the education of the United States’ youth during the early twentieth century. This exhibition celebrates the artistry of these women and how they […]

Join us for a meet and greet with Sara Catterall, author of Amelia Bloomer: Journalist, Suffragist, Anti-Fashion Icon. This book is a fascinating look at an underappreciated woman in American history whose newspaper fostered a national conversation on women’s issues. Amelia Bloomer, inducted in 1995, edited and published The Lily, the first newspaper for and by women.

Join us for a delightful afternoon at The National Women's Hall of Fame as we celebrate remarkable women from history over a cup of tea. Put on your best historical costume and participate in our Costume Contest for a chance to win fabulous prizes! Don't miss this unique opportunity to honor the trailblazers who have shaped our world. Reserve […]