Past #NEH Scholars: share this link with anyone you think may be interested in applying for this summer's workshops! Brockport.edu/rocreformtrail

Tune in to WXXI Public Media at 8pm ET for the premiere of "Tailor Made"! ow.ly/YSSn4 #roc #wmnhist

Just opened in our second-floor gallery: "Italian Quarrymen, Medina Sandstone and the #ErieCanal." #exhibit #photography #history

7 Things You Might Not Know About the Women’s Suffrage Movement ow.ly/Z1YcA #wmnhist #NationalWomensHistoryMonth #vote

Did u apply for #Rochester Reform Trail? Tweet using the hashtag #ROCReformTrail, tell us where you're from & what you're excited 2 learn!

March 8, 1884, Susan B. Anthony addressed the U.S. House Judiciary Committee arguing for women to have the right to vote. #Womeninhistory

Today marks the anniversary of American hero Harriet Tubman's death. #HarrietTubmanDay #WomensHistoryMonth

Did u apply for #Rochester Reform Trail? Tweet using hashtag #ROCReformTrail & tell us where you're from! National Endowment for the Humanities

#TBT Survey map, City of Rochester 1839, from the NYS Engineer & Surveyor’s map collection ow.ly/ZrEjp

RochesterReformTrail National Endowment for the Humanities #rochreformtrail DownstateNY/suburban NYC

Did u apply for #Rochester Reform Trail? Tweet using hashtag #ROCReformTrail & tell us where you're from! National Endowment for the Humanities

Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton formed the National Woman Suffrage Association on this day in 1869. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_…

#OTD in 1873: Susan B. Anthony is fined for attempting to vote for president #womenshistory ow.ly/2s2S301nB9F

48 years before women got to vote, Susan B. Anthony voted anyway - she was fined $100. bitly.com/AnthonyFine amp.twimg.com/v/1bedbd35-66f…

Participating in this year's #Rochester Reform Trail? Tweet using hashtag #ROCReformTrail & tell us where you're from! National Endowment for the Humanities #ROC

#FBF 1860: Weighmaster doc showing weight discrepancy on boat hauling lumber. #ErieCanal #upstatenewyork #heritage

Frederick Douglass' 1852 Independence Day speech: "What, to the slave, is your 4th of July?" rochester.edu/newscenter/5th…

What a table National Museum of American History has to do with women's rights at Seneca Falls, OTD in 1848 s.si.edu/2a68aTk

#OnThisDay The first Women's Rights Convention held in Seneca Falls, NY, 1848. #americanhistory #anniversary #howfarhavewecome

#OTD in 1848 200 women came to Seneca Falls for the first-ever women's right convention #nyhistory #womenshistory