Susan B. Anthony’s Childhood Home Is Getting Renovated

In 2018, however, the property was recognized by the Cultural Landscape Foundation in its Grounds for Democracy report.

“The people and events that helped shape our democracy are often strongly associated with cultural landscapes,” Charles Birnbaum, president and CEO of the Cultural Landscape Foundation, tells the Post-Star. “As we near the centennial of women’s suffrage, it’s important that a place that bore witness to one of the movement’s most consequential leaders endures.”