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Rededication Ceremony 2008

Stanton at the Three Women Statue

The Book of Rededication of the Declaration of Sentiments

Tina Orcutt WRNHP Superintendent

The March to the Chapel

Tina Orcutt and Lee Werst

Jene Radcliffe-Birch and Mayor Smith

Jene Radcliffe-Birch introduces Elizabeth Cady Stanton

Jenkins signs the book

Joanna Ezinga Marilyn Tedeschi and Jean Shinoda Bolen

Joyce Sinicropi

Joyce Sinicropi speaks on womens rights in Seneca Falls

March leaders at When Anthony Met Stanton

Marchers at the Stanton House

Mayor Diana Smith Adriene Emmo and Friends

Mayor Smith addresses the marchers

National Board Member Fran Wenderlich

Ready for the weather

Stanton and Marchers

Adriene Emmo President of Friends Finge Lake Chapter

Allison Stokes founding Director of the Womens Interfaith Institute

Chistine Moulton Director of the National Womens Hall of Fame

Coline Jenkins and Donna Latour-Elefante share a light moment

Coline Jenkins Stantons great great granddaughter is the first to sign

Coline Jenkins changes footwear after march

Dr. Melinda Grube

Elizabeth Cady Stanton welcomes marchers

Friends Communications Director Rick Kollins

Friends President Marilyn Tedeschi

Jean Shinoda Bolen speaks of changes in the womens rights movement

Jene Jean and Marilyn

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