Many of the new artifacts carry the weight of history, but also the freedom stories and intimate histories of the families ...

Frances Ellen Watkins Harper and Agnes Kemp, who fought for equality, left marks on Harrisburg that are still visible today.

CAPE MAY – With city renovations to the historic Allen African Methodist Episcopal Church in Cape May almost completed, the East Lynne Theater Company is preparing to take over the building and ...

Perhaps the most famous of women involved in the abolitionist movement ... A Pennsylvania historical marker honoring Lucretia Mott is located at Pennsylvania Route 611 at Latham Parkway, north of ...

Brown Bag Lunch will feature discussion of women's suffragette Lucretia Mott's visit to the Massillon area in 1847.

Women in History’s Linda Witkowski, a living history actor from Lakewood, will portray national women’s suffrage leader Lucretia Mott at the Massillon Museum’s Brown Bag Lunch at 12:10 p.m ...

Lucretia, known lovingly as Dita, passed away on March 27th at the family home that her father built in 1940. Born on May 8, 1933, she was a life-long resident of Avon-by-the-Sea. Dita loved her ...

Mott spoke with us during the week leading up to her race on the streets of St. Petersburg, Florida, as a competitor in one of the events supporting the season-opening IndyCar Firestone Grand Prix ...

But one item went a little farther back: a snippet of a receipt that may have been hand-written and signed by a prominent Civil War veteran, abolitionist, Underground Railroad facilitator and pastor.