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X-WR-CALDESC:“Votes for Women\; Women’s History Month Specialty Tour” is of
 fered by Morven Park on Saturdays and Sundays in March during our 1:00 p.m
 . tour hour and focuses on the history of the women’s suffrage movement as
  it played out in America from 1848-1920. \n\nTickets: $10 per adult and $
 5 per child (ages 6-12). Children 5 and under are FREE.\n\n100 years ago t
 his year\, as a result of tireless advocacy and non-violent protests\, the
  19th Amendment was ratified and made law. The centennial of this landmark
  amendment and the legacy of suffrage in Virginia was something that Morve
 n Park staff wanted to highlight\, given that Morven Park is the home of W
 estmoreland Davis\, Virginia’s Governor who served during the 19th amendme
 nt’s passing in congress and ratification into law.*\n\nThis month’s tour 
 aims to honor the suffragists’ efforts and remember what it took to gain v
 oting rights amidst fierce opposition. We also look to the local impact th
 at suffrage had and how we can continue to advocate for all voices to be h
 eard today. Our highly trained staff will be sharing information about the
  early progress of the suffrage movement in the mid-1800s\, they will expl
 ore the movement as it impacted Virginia and the political landscape that 
 Governor Westmoreland Davis stepped in to in 1918\, and will engage visito
 rs about the legacy of suffrage and how women have lent their vote and the
 ir voice to other movements since 1920. The tour focuses on several key fi
 gures in the suffrage movement\, including Elizabeth Cady Stanton\, Alice 
 Paul\, Lucy Burns\, and Susan B. Anthony. We will also discuss Governor We
 stmoreland and First Lady Marguerite Davis and their likely opinions of th
 e movement.\n\n*Note that Virginia abided by the federal amendment\, but d
 id NOT officially ratify the 19th Amendment in the Virginia legislature un
 til 1952\, and other state legislatures waited until the 1980s!\n\nSkip th
 e line and purchase advanced tickets online! Please be sure to bring proof
  of purchase (on your phone or printed) for entry. Please note\, no refund
 s will be issued for no shows\, late arrivals\, or any other reason. Walk-
 ins are also welcome. \n\nInterested in a group tour? Email GroupTours@Mor
 venPark.org
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DESCRIPTION:“Votes for Women\; Women’s History Month Specialty Tour” is off
 ered by Morven Park on Saturdays and Sundays in March during our 1:00 p.m.
  tour hour and focuses on the history of the women’s suffrage movement as 
 it played out in America from 1848-1920. \n\nTickets: $10 per adult and $5
  per child (ages 6-12). Children 5 and under are FREE.\n\n100 years ago th
 is year\, as a result of tireless advocacy and non-violent protests\, the 
 19th Amendment was ratified and made law. The centennial of this landmark 
 amendment and the legacy of suffrage in Virginia was something that Morven
  Park staff wanted to highlight\, given that Morven Park is the home of We
 stmoreland Davis\, Virginia’s Governor who served during the 19th amendmen
 t’s passing in congress and ratification into law.*\n\nThis month’s tour a
 ims to honor the suffragists’ efforts and remember what it took to gain vo
 ting rights amidst fierce opposition. We also look to the local impact tha
 t suffrage had and how we can continue to advocate for all voices to be he
 ard today. Our highly trained staff will be sharing information about the 
 early progress of the suffrage movement in the mid-1800s\, they will explo
 re the movement as it impacted Virginia and the political landscape that G
 overnor Westmoreland Davis stepped in to in 1918\, and will engage visitor
 s about the legacy of suffrage and how women have lent their vote and thei
 r voice to other movements since 1920. The tour focuses on several key fig
 ures in the suffrage movement\, including Elizabeth Cady Stanton\, Alice P
 aul\, Lucy Burns\, and Susan B. Anthony. We will also discuss Governor Wes
 tmoreland and First Lady Marguerite Davis and their likely opinions of the
  movement.\n\n*Note that Virginia abided by the federal amendment\, but di
 d NOT officially ratify the 19th Amendment in the Virginia legislature unt
 il 1952\, and other state legislatures waited until the 1980s!\n\nSkip the
  line and purchase advanced tickets online! Please be sure to bring proof 
 of purchase (on your phone or printed) for entry. Please note\, no refunds
  will be issued for no shows\, late arrivals\, or any other reason. Walk-i
 ns are also welcome. \n\nInterested in a group tour? Email GroupTours@Morv
 enPark.org
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LOCATION:Davis Mansion | 17269 Southern Planter Lane\, Leesburg\, VA
SUMMARY:Votes for Women - A Women's History Month Tour
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