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Votes for Women

Bronze statue of a group of women's rights activists

Women's Rights NHP

Prominent 19th-century activists gathered in Seneca Falls, New York, in July of 1948 to hold the first Women's Rights Convention.

Painting of Frederick Douglass hanging on a wall

Frederick Douglass NHS

Frederick Douglass was an outspoken advocate for the right of women to vote, including black women.

Three-story brick building on a city-street corner

Belmont-Paul Women's Equality NM

In the shadow of the US Capitol and Supreme Court, this home and headquarters captures the struggle for women's suffrage and rights.

Restoring Wildlife in the World

Black-footed ferret emerging from a den at night

Badlands National Park

The black-footed ferret were declared extinct forty years ago, but the species was revived through efforts in the park.

Manatee head above the water next to a post

Everglades National Park

The park was part of a statewide effort to save Florida's population of manatees eventually removing them from the endangered list.

California condor spreading wings

Pinnacles National Park

Through partnerships, on ongoing effort to revitalize the California condor population continues at Pinnacles.

National Park Getaways

Ranger sitting on the floor talking to kids

This Month's National Park Getaway

Explore the roles, accomplishments, and lives of an integral unofficial position at First Ladies National Historic Site in Ohio.

A row of townhouses in front of rows of modern buildings

Carter G. Woodson NHS

Discover the life and legacy of Dr. Carter G. Woodson, known as the "Father of Black History."

Roger Williams exhibit on long interior wall

Roger Williams National Memorial

Explore the heroic journey of Roger Williams, his quest for religious freedom in the new world, and how his influence is still felt today.

Steam engine train on a railroad track

Golden Spike National Historic Park

The nation was united coast to coast with the joining of the Transcontinental Railroad at Golden Spike National Historical Park in Utah.

Last updated: March 2, 2020