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National Susan B. Anthony Museum & House
Home of the legendary American civil rights leader Susan B. Anthony, tireless campaigner for human rights, lived in this house at 17 Madison Street, in Rochester, New York, from 1866 until her death in 1906. In between her travels working for woman suffrage, she was here—writing, planning, and organizing.
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