Rodger S.
6/13/2019
I visited here today & recommend it highly. The museum is in a very handsome house near the U.S. Capitol & is filled with engaging content. I particularly enjoyed all the wonderful photos of...
National Woman's Party
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144 Constitution Ave NE
Washington, DC 20002
The National Woman's Party in Washington, DC, is an institution dedicated to promoting awareness and education about women's rights and history. By hosting interactive exhibits and engaging activities, the party invites visitors to explore and participate in the rich cultural narratives surrounding women's contributions to society.
The party's focus on interactive experiences allows guests to immerse themselves in the museum's offerings, fostering a dynamic relationship between the exhibits and visitors. This approach not only educates but also inspires individuals to reflect on the ongoing journey toward gender equality.
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Mary Kate E.
10/23/2017
This offers a play by play of the Women's Suffrage Movement and the steps they took to pass women's right to vote. When you first walk in you're offered to watch a short documentary of the...
Gayle G.
12/1/2006
Where did women get the right to vote? Well, right here. The Equal Rights Amendment, was planned and drafted in this house. The Sewall Belmont House is the spot of a few other historic events...
Pam Z.
3/11/2013
4.5 stars Right next to the Hart building, this beautiful, 200 year old house is easy to miss. While this little treasure of a museum is currently not open to the public (private tours only...
Amanda J.
8/26/2017
This house just re-opened in October of 2016 to the public, and it has seven or eight rooms to tour. The collection ranges from things found in the house originally, to research done by the early...
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