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Access to Parking Lot 3 (P3), which is directly behind the Staten Island Museum, may be limited or off line from April 8 – May 2, 2024 due to ongoing work.  The Museum will be open to the public for regularly scheduled hours and school group visits.  We recommend parking in lots P4 (near the pond) or P1 (near the Children’s Museum). Click here for location and directions.

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Vote

Agitate

Staten Island’s suffragists brought the movement from neighborhood parlors to the streets of New York City and even to the skies above it.

Publicize

Suffragists claimed space in newsprint and pubished their own periodicals, arguing passionately in favor of women’s political equality.

Organize

Prior to the 19th Amendment, laws barred women from voting, but that did not stop them from organizing.

Women of the Nation Arise!

Women of the Nation Arise! presents stories of Staten Island suffragists focusing on four tactics they used in the decades-long struggle for political change before they could vote.