Visit the Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum — Experience Historic Life and Suffrage Roots
Guided and self-guided Museum Tours plus seasonal Afternoon Tea in the garden in Adams, Massachusetts.
Tours & Experiences
Guided and self-guided Museum Tours plus seasonal Afternoon Tea events beginning in April.
About The Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum, Inc.
The Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum, Inc. in Adams, Massachusetts preserves and interprets the childhood home of suffragist Susan B. Anthony. The museum presents historic rooms and exhibits that illuminate 19th‑century American life and the early experiences that shaped Anthony’s advocacy for equal rights. Visitors can explore the house through guided or self‑guided Museum Tours that emphasize family influence, daily life, and the social context of the period.
In addition to tours, the museum hosts seasonal experiences such as Afternoon Tea held in the museum garden. Afternoon Tea features tea service, finger sandwiches, and desserts paired with arts and cultural discussions, creating a community‑focused event that begins in April. These programs are designed to connect contemporary audiences with historical themes in an accessible setting.
The Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum, Inc. focuses on accurate interpretation of material culture and documented history. Programs and tours take place within the original walls of the birthplace, offering visitors a direct connection to the site where Susan B. Anthony’s early years unfolded. The museum’s tour options accommodate a range of visitor preferences by offering both guided narration and self‑paced exploration.
By situating exhibits and events in the actual birthplace, the museum provides a localized and site‑specific perspective on Anthony’s formative years and the broader 19th‑century movements for social change. Visitors interested in history, women’s suffrage, and period domestic life will find the museum’s offerings relevant and informative. Public programs and tours welcome individuals, families, and groups seeking tangible connections to historical narratives and educators.
Plan a Visit to the Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum
Reserve a place for Afternoon Tea starting in April or choose a guided or self‑guided Museum Tour to explore 19th‑century life and suffrage history.