National Women’s Hall of Fame
1 Canal Street, Seneca Falls
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(Closed Sunday and Monday)
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The National Women’s Hall of Fame will be OPEN July 5th from 1 – 6 pm and CLOSED July 5th.
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Latest Updates
National Women’s Hall of Fame Selected as a Project Participant and Host Site for “Voices and Votes –A New Agora for New York”
Seneca Falls, NY – The National Women’s Hall of Fame is pleased to announce that it has been selected as a project participant and host site for Voices and Votes –A New Agora for New York, a new...
In Her Words: As we celebrate eight changemakers, don’t give up on those still left behind!
Last month, the National Women’s Hall of Fame announced its 2023 Inductees. On September 30, our nation will celebrate Patricia Bath, Elouise Cobell, Kimberlé Crenshaw, Peggy McIntosh, Judith...
National Women’s Hall of Fame to hold 2023 Induction Ceremony on September 30th
The National Women’s Hall of Fame will host its 31st Induction Ceremony on Saturday, September 30th at 2 pm at the historic Smith Opera House in Geneva, NY. The Hall will announce this year's...
In Her Words: A Letter From the ED- Celebrating International Women’s Day
Dear Friends, Today is International Women’s Day 2023, a dedicated moment within Women’s History Month that allows us to reflect on women’s equality across the globe. The National Women’s Hall of...
Letter From the ED: Introducing the Hall’s 2023 Theme: Progress[?]
What does the word “progress” mean to you? In 2005, I ended a 7-year relationship. My therapist urged me to heal by setting a goal, so I signed up for a triathlon. Finding my way to the finish line...
The National Women’s Hall of Fame Welcomes First Inductee President
The National Women’s Hall of Fame is pleased to announce that 2015 Inductee Jean Kilbourne has been elected president of its Board of Directors. Jean is the first Inductee to serve as president in...
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News & Events
The Hall Launches 48 Hours for Equal Rights Giving Challenge
Seneca Falls, NY – In celebration of the 175th anniversary of the historic Seneca Falls Convention and its lasting impact on women's rights, the National Women’s Hall of Fame is excited to announce the launch of the 48...
National Women’s Hall of Fame Announces Adjusted Gallery Hours
The National Women’s Hall of Fame will adjust its gallery hours for the remainder of 2023, allowing for the continuation of its restoration and rehabilitation work at the Seneca Knitting Mill. “The Hall is so grateful for the continuous support and enthusiasm of our...
Take Part in Convention Days Weekend
Each year, the Town of Seneca Falls comes alive in celebration of the anniversary of the the 1848 Seneca Falls Convention. This year is a special one as our nation commemorates both the 175th anniversary of the convention as well as the 100th anniversary of the...
Join the 175th Anniversary Relay!
2023 marks the 175th anniversary of the first women's rights convention held in Seneca Falls, NY. To celebrate, the National Women's Hall of Fame is partnering with six organizations in in the area to host a 175 mile relay connecting important historical locations!...
In Her Words: My Mother’s Story Is My Story
Our staff regularly hears from people who learn about the achievements of one of our Inductees and exclaim, “How did I not know about this person before now?” Of course, we know the answer. Women have been left out of the history books. Their contributions were not...