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All aboard for “Ride Through History” trolley tours. Staff from SHM partner with the National Park Service and other organizations to lead free tours throughout historic downtown Auburn. As part of the commemoration of Founder’s Day, the ride features an itinerary of key sites that make Auburn “History’s Hometown.” Seating is limited; reserve your space today online at: https://equalrightsheritage.com or by calling 315-258-9820 x2.

Tours begin at the Equal Rights Heritage Center. Free, reservations required.

All aboard for “Ride Through History” trolley tours. Staff from SHM partner with the National Park Service and other organizations to lead free tours throughout historic downtown Auburn. As part of the commemoration of Founder’s Day, the ride features an itinerary of key sites that make Auburn “History’s Hometown.” Seating is limited; reserve your space today online at: https://equalrightsheritage.com or by calling 315-258-9820 x2.

Tours begin at the Equal Rights Heritage Center. Free, reservations required.

All aboard for “Ride Through History” trolley tours. Staff from SHM partner with the National Park Service and other organizations to lead free tours throughout historic downtown Auburn. As part of the commemoration of Founder’s Day, the ride features an itinerary of key sites that make Auburn “History’s Hometown.” Seating is limited; reserve your space today online at: https://equalrightsheritage.com or by calling 315-258-9820 x2.

Tours begin at the Equal Rights Heritage Center. Free, reservations required.

All aboard for “Ride Through History” trolley tours. Staff from SHM partner with the National Park Service and other organizations to lead free tours throughout historic downtown Auburn. As part of the commemoration of Founder’s Day, the ride features an itinerary of key sites that make Auburn “History’s Hometown.” Seating is limited; reserve your space today online at: https://equalrightsheritage.com or by calling 315-258-9820 x2.

Tours begin at the Equal Rights Heritage Center. Free, reservations required.

The Lunchtime Lecture Series concludes its summer run with Molly Jessup, Education Specialist at Women’s Rights National Historical Park. Jessup will introduce the five organizers of the 1848 Seneca Falls Women's Rights Convention and hear about the pitfalls and triumphs of their grassroots campaign to achieve equal rights.

This event will take place at the Equal Rights Heritage Center and is free and open to the public.

 

 

Bring your folding chairs and love of live theater to the SHM gardens for an open-air performance not to be missed. Set against the backdrop of the Museum’s historic gardens and South Porch, actors from Syracuse Shakespeare-in-the-Park perform this enchanting dramatic comedy.   

This event is free, donations suggested.

An opportunity for Brownie and Junior level Girl Scouts to experience hands-on-history and earn badge requirements. This immersive Fanny-Seward-centered program teaches girls about 19th-century America through several fun, participatory activities. Staff from the SHM and Seymour Library will draw on events and memories from Fanny’s life to inspire Scouts about how girls can change the world! Each participant will receive a unique Seward House Museum patch.  

This event is free. Registration is required.

The product of a collaboration between the SHM, Harriet Tubman National Historical Park, Cayuga Museum of History and Art, and Seymour Library, this weeklong camp shares all that “History’s Hometown” has to offer. It is an especially perfect summer experience for 8-10 year olds.

Registration is $100 (scholarships available); reservations required: https://sewardhouse.org/education/summer-camp-2024

The product of a collaboration between the SHM, Harriet Tubman National Historical Park, Cayuga Museum of History and Art, and Seymour Library, this weeklong camp shares all that “History’s Hometown” has to offer. It is an especially perfect summer experience for 8-10 year olds.

Registration is $100 (scholarships available); reservations required: https://sewardhouse.org/education/summer-camp-2024

The product of a collaboration between the SHM, Harriet Tubman National Historical Park, Cayuga Museum of History and Art, and Seymour Library, this weeklong camp shares all that “History’s Hometown” has to offer. It is an especially perfect summer experience for 8-10 year olds.

Registration is $100 (scholarships available); reservations required: https://sewardhouse.org/education/summer-camp-2024

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