Getting Here
Parking is available in the lot next to the Visitor Center (located at 19 Madison Street) and on the street. Please observe parking signs in this area. Handicapped parking is available on site.
For Visitors with Limited Mobility
The first floor of the museum is accessible for those who have difficulty climbing stairs. This includes access to the front parlor where Susan B. Anthony was arrested for voting in 1872, the back parlor, her sister Mary’s study, the dining room, and a photo exhibit.
Wheelchairs
Motorized and manual wheelchairs are welcome. The first floor of the museum is wheelchair accessible, as is the Visitor Center (which includes the museum shop).
Restrooms
A wheelchair-accessible and gender-inclusive restroom is available in our Visitor Center.
Accessibility for Ticketed Events
Wheelchair-accessible seating is available for all events in the Carriage House, including our lectures and programs.
Service Animals
Service animals are welcome in the museum, they must remain on a leash or harness at all times.
For Visitors Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing
The Anthony Museum partners with Sign-Speak. Sign-Speak is an ASL translation software that allows real time communication between Deaf or Hard of Hearing individuals with Hearing individuals. Deafness is a spectrum, and different people prefer different access tools. Sign-Speak’s platform includes multiple options: captioning, interpreters (VRI), and automatic agents for those last-minute interactions when an interpreter may not be available. We recommend you arrive about 10 minutes before your tour to complete the brief orientation.
For more information on these tours contact: programs@susanb.org or call 585.235.6124 during museum hours.
