Belmont-Paul Women's Equality National Monument
8.9 • National museum
Historic house serves as headquarters for women's equality activism, featuring free tours and engaging exhibits on suffrage and civil rights. Quiet atmosphere invites thoughtful exploration of artifacts like suffrage banners and desks. Location near Capitol offers a hidden gem feel with a small gift shop and library.
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"I learned so much about the women's suffrage movement at this museum."
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"The free ranger tours at these historical sites are inspiring."
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"I found the attendants here interesting and professional."
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Good to know
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The tours are at 10:00am and 2:00pm on those days.
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The monument is free to visit, and no advance tickets are required.
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Currently, the museum is open Friday through Sunday.
144 Constitution Ave NE, Washington, District of Columbia, United States
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