Friends of Womens Rights

Ride For Seneca Falls Ride to Seneca Falls

To bring attention and support to this important legislation, the Friends of the Women’s Rights National Historical Park and the Women’s Motorcyclist Foundation have joined forces to create the “Ride to Seneca Falls” motorcycle ride. Motorcycle riders of all types and ages are encouraged to participate by joining at one of four starting locations- Buffalo, Rochester, Fayetteville or Ithaca, NY. Each leg of the ride will travel past a number of locations significant to the role women played in American History and then will unite to converge in Seneca Falls home of the Women’s Rights National Historical Park and the site of the 1848 Women’s Rights Convention.

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Friends of Women's Rights National Historical Park, Inc.

The Friends of Women's Rights National Historical Park, Inc. is a Seneca Falls based non-profit organization committed to raising awareness and funds to insure that the Park is positioned to continue the work begun in Seneca Falls in 1848. Our vision is to insure in perpetuity the preservation of the Park for the inspiration and full achievement of equality for all.

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The Women's Rights National Historical Park

Located in Seneca Falls, the Women's Rights National Historical Park offers the public at large an opportunity to trace the heritage and legacy associated with the women suffrage movement in a beautiful and spacious interactive environment.

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The Birth of Women's Rights

Held at Wesleyan Chapel in Seneca Falls, the First Women's Rights Convention generated the Declaration of Sentiments, a document modeled after the Declaration of Independence that identified women's issues.

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