Central New York Women's Suffrage Database Page

05/09/2019

Ed, Judy and Dana had lunch together to discuss our work on our CNY Women's Suffrage Database and how we will be wrapping up our work at the end of June. We had an impactful and productive talk all while supporting our locally owned Mexican restaurant 😀
Be sure to look out for an e-mail from Judy in the next couple of weeks (especially county historians). She will be sending out entries in your counties from our database to check for accuracy, if you would be so kind.

11/27/2018

Some pictures from the New York Cultural Heritage Tourism Network Recognition Luncheon held at the Oneida Mansion House

11/26/2018

https://mailchi.mp/00f26c1b3708/happy-thanksgiving-2018?e=97abacc92c
Congratulations to all the winners!! Special shoutout to our representative from Central New York: the Wayne County Historical Society, the Ontario County Historical Society, the Williamson-Pultneyville Historical Society and the Rochester Public Library.

10/19/2018

Do you have information about a women's suffrage site? Do you know people involved in the women's suffrage movement that are not featured in the history books? Follow the link below and input your research for our database! It'll only take a couple minutes.

The movement for women’s right to vote, along with movements for civil rights for African Americans, formed one of the largest non-violent campaigns for human rights in U.S. history. Central New York was nationally important for this movement. We all know about Susan B. Anthony, Matilda Joslyn Gag...