"Organize, agitate, educate"
- Susan B. Anthony
Plan your visit to the birth home of Susan B. Anthony, request a virtual tour, or schedule a group/school tour.
As the first home of Susan B. Anthony, the Museum's mission is to educate minds about Susan's life and efforts that left a lasting impact on America.
Dive into the world of Quaker life, abolition, temperance, Restellism, suffrage, and Susan B. Anthony's part in it all.
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WHAT'S NEW
Afternoon Tea
April 27th @ 3:00 PM
Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum
Step back in time and join us for an elegant afternoon tea. Enjoy a delightful spread of sandwiches, desserts, and tea in a charming and historic setting.
The afternoon will feature a special performance by historic reenactor Muriel Dyas, who will bring Susan B. Anthony to life through a captivating and inspiring portrayal of the legendary suffragist.
Pittsfield First Fridays:
Friday, May 2nd | 5:00 - 7:45 PM
Downtown Pittsfield
Join the Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum in the Family Fun Zone for a hands-on celebration of history and activism. Kids and families can stop by to make their own protest signs, buttons, and stickers inspired by the Votes for Women campaign.
Adams Visitor Center Outreach
Saturday, May 3rd and Sunday, May 4th | 10am - 4pm
3 Hoosac St, Adams, MA 01220
The museum will be staffing the Adams Visitor Center with displays, informational materials, and a Susan B. Anthony cutout. A signed copy of The Rejected Stone will also be on view to connect visitors to Adams' rich history.
Shakespeare & Company Community Day
Saturday, May 24th from 10am - 4pm
Shakespeare & Co. Lenox, MA
The Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum returns for the second annual Community Day at Shakespeare & Company. Drop by our booth to explore the museum’s story, discover upcoming programs, and pick up historically inspired keepsakes from our Gift Shop.
Families can enjoy hands-on activities—making suffrage-themed crafts and learning about women’s history through interactive stations. Volunteers are invited to join us at the booth—please get in touch if you’d like to help share our mission at this community celebration.
Second Annual Declaration of the Rights of Women Reenactment
Thursday, July 3rd @ 5:00 PM
Adams Town Common
Friday, July 4th @ 1:00 PM
Williams College Theater
This powerful reenactment of Susan B.
Anthony’s 1876 “Declaration of the Rights of
Women” returns for a second year. Experience history brought to life as interpreters present this landmark speech.
Muriel Dyas reprises her acclaimed performance as Susan B. Anthony, joined by a cast of local actors wearing authentic 19th-century costumes. Attendees are invited to gather on the common for an inspiring evening that honors the legacy of women’s suffrage and sparks conversation about equality today.
Williamstown 4th of July Parade
Friday, July 4th
Williamstown, MA
The Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum will join the Williamstown Fourth of July Parade, with staff, interns, and volunteers proudly clad in authentic period attire.
All are welcome to join in this spirited celebration.
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