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table of contents
  1. Preface
  2. 1. Women and the National Park Service
  3. 2. A Radical Idea for a New Park
  4. 3. Our Women Have Made Us Famous
  5. 4. Crafting the Legislation
  6. 5. Congress Embraces the New Park
  7. 6. Liftoff for the Park
  8. 7. Alan Alda Opens the Park
  9. 8. Stanton House Sheds Her Disguise
  10. 9. The Sacred Laundromat
  11. 10. Wesleyan Chapel Reimagined
  12. Epilogue
  13. Acknowledgments
  14. Appendix 1. Dramatis Personae
  15. Appendix 2. Legislation Creating the Women’s Rights National Historical Park
  16. Appendix 3. Declaration of Sentiments from the 1848 Convention
  17. Notes
  18. Selected Bibliography
  19. Index

Index

Page numbers in italic indicate photographs.

abolitionists, 2, 172

Acadia National Park, 18, 60–61

Ackerson, Anne, 30, 36–37, 123, 183

Adams, Abigail, 163

Adams, Ansel, 21

Adams, John, 163

advisory commission, 52, 54, 119, 135–37, 144, 153, 188

Albright, Horace M., 7

Alda, Alan, 43, 91–98, 97, 108, 182

Alda, Arlene, 43, 182

Anderson, Elayne, 129, 148, 182

Anderson, Rad, 40, 183

Anthony, Susan B.

legacy of, 36, 100, 145

Susan B. Anthony house, 22–24, 68, 106

Auer, Doug, 45–46, 80, 86, 98, 174, 183

Balmori, Diana, 156–57

Barney, John, 115–17, 184

Barton, Cheryl, 152

Barton, Clara, 18, 53

Baskin, Lisa, 116

Beck, Bonnie, 100

Belle, John, 152

Berg, Shary, 182

initial Reconnaissance Study, 24–31, 36, 40

New Area Study, 31–34

Stanton house restoration and, 106–15, 107, 111, 114, 120

Bero, Marilyn, 36, 137, 153, 183

Bertran, Herald, 137

Bingham, Jonathan Brewster, 50–51, 57–58, 181

Black, Mary Kelly, 152, 159

Blackwell, Elizabeth, 68

Blatch, Nora Stanton, 107

Bloomer, Amelia, 73, 98

Boston National Historical Park, 6, 22

Boston Redevelopment Authority, Hart’s position with, xiv

Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company, Hart’s position with, xiii–xiv

Bradford, Mary, 10–12

Bradshaw, E. Barry, 66–68, 183

Breeches, Blouses, and Skirts (Workman), 8, 9, 10

Breule, Charles, 40, 183

Brown, Sharon, 124, 148, 182

Bumpers, Dale, 62, 69

Bundock, Holly, 77, 89, 95, 98, 182

Bureau of Relocation (Massachusetts), Hart’s position with, 19–20

Burris, Jeffery J., 156

Burton, Phillip, 49, 59, 62

Bush, George H. W., 5, 167

Bye, A. E., 159

Cables, Herbert Jr., 182

park opening and, 94–98

park supported by, 78–79, 86, 108

regional directorship of, 100–101, 136–37, 165

Stanton house opening and, 115, 117

Wesleyan Chapel design competition and, 150, 153, 157

Wesleyan Chapel funding and, 125–27, 139–144, 166–68

Cabrillo National Monument, 11

Calhoun, Gil, 33–34, 48

Campbell, Bonnie, 129, 182

Cape Cod National Seashore, 6, 18

Carey, Hugh, 137

Carissimi, Jimmy, 85

Carter, Jimmy Earl, 181

National Park Service funding under, 73

park supported by, 43, 62–63, 68, 70, 74, 75, 80, 107

Catt, Carrie Chapman, 99

Cayuga–Seneca Canal, 25, 61, 151

Cayuga State Park, 135

Chatfield-Taylor, Adele, 182

park supported by, 143–44

Wesleyan Chapel design competition and, 138, 146, 146–157, 171

Chermayeff and Geismar, 159, 165

Christie, Kathy, 168, 182

Clapper, Charles, 41–42, 182

Clara Barton National Historic Site, 18, 53, 162

Cline barn, 86–90, 87, 103

Clinton, Bill, 5

Cliver, Blaine, 182

Stanton house restoration and, 76, 108–9, 112, 115

Wesleyan Chapel design and, 147–49, 157

community support

Convention Days, 44–45, 86, 92, 155, 168, 172

historic preservation district, 40–41, 54, 67

National Women’s Hall of Fame, 29, 35–37, 54, 78, 99, 137, 173, 174, 183

press corps, 45–46

Stanton house purchase and, 42–44

Urban Cultural Park, 38–42, 61, 67–68, 115, 118, 132–35

See also Elizabeth Cady Stanton Foundation

Conable, Barber, 66

Conable, Charlotte, 66, 137, 153

Conscience, Sites of, 15

Convention Days, 44–45, 86, 92, 155, 168, 172

Cornell University, xiii, 36–41, 66, 80, 101, 125, 140–41, 166, 177–78

Cotterill, Greg, 45, 183

Crane, Dale, 59–60

Crumlish, Paul, 45

Crump, Bobbie B. Jr., 156

Curry, John Steuart, 21

Curry, Mary, 44–45, 183

Cusick, Suzanne, 139, 153, 183

Darcy, John, 108–9, 112, 115, 118–19

Declaration of Sentiments

drafting of, 2–3, 23, 27

text of, 191–93

in Wesleyan Chapel design, 169

See also M’Clintock house

Declaration Park, xvii, 3, 156, 168, 172

Department of Community Affairs, Hart’s position with, xiv–xvi

Department of Housing and Urban Development, 38–39

Department of the Interior, 7, 19–21, 37–38, 62–63, 126

Design Arts Program (NEA), 138

design competition, Wesleyan Chapel

announcement of, 145–47

jury proceedings for, 151–55

prizewinners of, 154–57

program guidelines, 147–150

winning design from, 155–160

Dickenson, Russell E., 76–77, 108, 110, 125, 181

Dixon, Maynard, 21

Douglass, Frederick, 2

Doyle, Joe, 36

Dubner, Nancy, 23, 44, 58, 137, 183

Duke, Dorothy, 119, 135–37, 182

Economic Research Associates (ERA), 133

80 Years and More (Stanton), 105

Eisenhower College, 24, 29, 78, 84, 86, 95, 99, 134

Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site, 18, 50–51, 53, 162

Elizabeth Cady Stanton Foundation, 6

advisory commission and, 54, 137

founding of, 35, 43–44

park opening and, 99

Stanton house purchased by, 33, 42–44, 74–77, 93, 96, 116–19

Wesleyan Chapel purchase and, 37, 125–26, 129–130, 153

Elizabeth Cady Stanton Park, 40, 78, 150

Ellis Island, 6, 139

environmental impact statement (EIS), 128

Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), 89–90, 97

Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor, 173

Fall Street revitalization, 38–42

Fayde, Reese, 152, 182

Federal Highway Administration, Hart’s position with, xiv

Finger Lakes National Heritage Area, 173

First Wesleyan Methodist Society, 122

Fisher, Sheldon, 75–76

Flanagan, Martin, 156

Fortner, Bert, 40–41, 60–62, 67, 77, 133, 152, 183

Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site, 64

Freeland, Robert G., 78, 96, 144, 153, 183

Friebaum, Janice, 86, 98, 103, 182

funding, 5–7

Wesleyan Chapel purchase, 125–27, 138–144, 165–67

Women’s Rights National Historical Park, 5–7, 74, 120, 125–27, 166

Galvin, Denis, 14, 48, 141–43, 150, 181

Gans-Piazza, Karen, 157

Gateway National Recreation Area, 6, 21, 78, 95

general management plan (GMP), 128–132

General Services Administration (GSA), 82–84

George, Carrie, 137

George, Ted, 156

Gilmore, Hugh, 109–10

Ginzburg, Lori D., 172

Goddard College, Hart’s education at, xiv–xvi

Golden Gate National Recreation Area, 21

Gonzalez, Edgar J., 156

Goulds Pumps, 66–67, 134–35

Grier, Mary Lou, 96–97, 101

Gropper, William, 21

Guntzel, Corinne, 40, 44, 80–81, 99, 115, 117, 183

Haines-Gooding, Pat, 86, 91–92, 94, 100, 182

Halderman, Peggy. See Lipson, Peggy

Hall of Heroes, 11, 20, 54

Harpers Ferry Center, 137

Hart, Gaylord, ix–x

Hart, James Solomon, ix–xi, xi

Hart, Judy, xvii, 182

Congressional hearings and, 58–68

departure as superintendent, 164–65

early life and education of, xii–xvi, 22–23

family background of, ix–xi

successes and mistakes of, 100–104, 160–61

See also park development

Hart, Mamie, ix

Hart-Bartlett- Sturtevant, x

Hartley, Shirley, 36

Harvard University, xiv–xv, xv, 99, 154, 160

Hasto, Connie, 86, 182

Hemenway, Alice, 100

Henderson, Fay, 101

Hermann, Ann, 37, 183

Hewitt, Nancy, 86, 182

Historic Sites, Buildings and Antiquities Act, 12–13

Historic Structures Report (HSR)

Hunt house, 198

M’Clintock house, 198

Stanton house, 112

Village Hall, 198

Wesleyan Chapel, 148

Hochul, Kathy, 175

Hoff-Wilson, Joan, 152

Holden, Becky, 36

Holland, Ross, 23, 50, 181

Home State Bank of Kansas, x

Horton, Frank J., 181

congressional district boundaries of, 125

grand opening and, 115–17

park funding supported by, 6–7, 125–27, 139–143, 166–67, 170

Wesleyan Chapel design competition and, 146, 146–47, 157, 158

House of Representatives, park legislation passed in, 56–60

Howard Brandston Associates, 159

H.R. 3, 60

H.R. 6407, 58

Hugie, Linda, 129, 182

Hunt, Jane, 1, 3, 23, 28

Hunt, Richard, 28

Hunt house, 72

initial Reconnaissance Study of, 27–29

national significance of, 29–30, 37–38

New Area Study of, 29–34

Park Service purchase of, 51–52, 73

Hutchinson, Ira, 63–64

Hutchinson Family Singers, 116

Huyck, Heather, 129

Ickes, Harold, 21

idea parks, 13–15, 38

Independence National Historical Park, 10

International Sites of Conscience, 15

Ivey, Lynn, 2

Javits, Jacob, 51, 56

Jenkins, Coline, 82, 89, 115–17, 173, 184

Jenkins, Rhoda, 66, 89, 115–16, 147, 184

Jensvold, Judy, 137

Johnson, Lyndon B., 9

Jones, Martha S., 172

Kaiser, Patty, 100

Kaufman, Polly Welts, 5, 99

Kearns, Kathy, 100

Kennedy, Roger, 5

Kinoshita, Ray, xvii, 154–161, 158, 165, 167–170, 182

Krupsak, Mary Anne, 44

Kuttner, Hanns, 6, 29–30, 37–38, 43, 58, 123, 134, 183

Lambe, Mike, 51–55, 181

Landmarks Preservation Commission, 138

Lane, Jon, 133, 183

Lane-Frenchman Associates, 133

Leacock, Eleanor, 99

Lee, Gary A., 51, 57–58, 181

legislation, xii

amendments to, 70–73

Congressional passage of, 56–69

drafting of, 47–55

text of, 185–89

Leone, Ralph, 85

Lerner, Gerda, 100

Liebman, Theodore, 152, 153, 171, 175, 182

Liebman Melting Partnership, 152

Linck, Dana, 148

Lipson, Peggy, 5, 181

Congressional hearings and, 68–69

Hart and, 19–22

Lambe and, 52

Lowell National Historical Park and, 54

park development and, 16–17, 26, 48–49, 123

Little, Brown & Company, Hart’s position with, xiii

Lost and Found: Nineteenth Century Architecture in Seneca Falls, 37

Low, Juliette Gordon, 106

Lowell National Historical Park, 32, 52, 54, 65

Ludovico, Frank, 51, 124–25, 127, 128, 183

Ludovico, Julia, 128, 183

Lujan, Manuel, 5

Luoni, Stephen, 156

Maggie Walker National Historic Site, 18

Mahady, Frank, 133, 183

Malik, Mark, 129, 182

Malone, Audie, 43, 75, 183

Manno, Paul, 156

Manzanar National Historic Site, 14

Marcet, Rosendo E. Jr., 156

Marchand, Anne, 156

Marshall, Ann Wills, xvii, 154–161, 158, 165, 167–170, 182

Mazzaro, Ann, 43, 91, 182

McCann, Tedd, 129, 140

M’Clintock, Mary Ann, 1–2, 23

M’Clintock house, 71

draft legislation regarding, 51–52

future of, 161–64

initial Reconnaissance Study of, 27–29

national significance of, 3, 23, 29–30, 37–38

New Area Study of, 29–34

Park Service purchase of, 70–73

restoration of, 173

McMillan, Gwen, 156

Mintzmeyer, Lorraine, 5

Montezuma Wildlife Refuge, 135

Mott, Lucretia, 1, 57, 100, 145, 147

Mott, William Penn Jr., 144–47, 146, 150, 155, 157, 181

Mouton, Grover III, 152, 153–54, 171

Moynihan, Daniel Patrick, xviii, 181

park legislation and, 51–55, 56–57, 60

park opening and, 84–86, 85

Wesleyan Chapel design competition and, 146, 146–47, 157, 158

Wesleyan Chapel funding and, 126–27, 139, 167–68

Myth of Seneca Falls, The (Tetrault), 172

National Collaborative for Women’s History Sites, 173

National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), 138–144, 149

National Historic Landmarks, 4, 22, 106, 107

National Historic Preservation Act, 37

National Parks and the Woman’s Voice (Kaufman), 5

National Park Service

creation of, 7, 12

exclusion of women in, 3–5, 7–12

Hart’s service with, xi–xii, xvi–xvii, 16–19

headquarters of, 19–21

mission of, xvi–xvii, 4, 12–13

rangers uniforms in, 7–10, 9

National Park Service General Authorities Act, 31

National Park Service Organic Act, 12

National Park Service Preservation Center, 76

National Register of Historic Places, 37–38

national significance, 29–30, 37–38

concept of, 13–15, 28

of Hunt house, 29–30, 37–38

of M’Clintock house, 3, 23, 29–30, 37–38

of Stanton house, 3–4, 23, 113–15

of Wesleyan Chapel, 3, 23, 28, 121–25

National Trails System Act, 60

National Welfare Rights Organization (NWRO), xv–xvi

National Women’s Hall of Fame, 29, 35–37, 54, 78, 99, 137, 173–75, 174, 183

National Women’s History Museum, 145

National Women’s Suffrage Centennial Commission, 173

Nemura, Liz, 157

New Area Study, 29–34, 47–51, 124, 128

New York Landmarks Preservation Foundation, 138

New York State Barge Canal, 3, 41–42

New York State Downtown Revitalization Initiative, 175

Nineteenth Amendment, 23, 58

Obama, Barack, 15

Office of Management and Budget (OMB), 62–63

Olmstead, Joan, 52

Olmstead, Thomas, 52

Olmsted, Frederick Law, 64

omnibus bills, 60

opening events, 77–86

grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony, 91–98, 97

planning of, 77–86

Senator Moynihan’s visit, 84–86, 85

staffing for, 86

Stanton house opening, 115–19

temporary park office, 86–90, 87

visitor center, 82–84, 87

Osterus, Grey, 100

Pachen, Kenneth Lee Jr., 70, 183

park development, xi–xii

advisory commission for, 52, 54, 119, 135–37, 144, 153, 188

bureaucratic challenges to, 30–34, 56–57

changing interpretations of, 171–72

community support for, 35–46, 67

environmental impact statement, 128

expansion of, 172–75

future of, 161–63

general management plan for, 128–132

grand opening, 91–98, 97

idea for, 16–34

initial Reconnaissance Study, 23–29, 128

location of, xviii, 3, 29–30

mission of, 132–33

need for, 17–18

New Area Study, 29–34, 47–51, 124, 128

precedent established by, 13–15

press coverage of, 45–46

requirements for, 23–25

visitor center, 82–84, 87, 130, 171

See also funding; Hunt house; legislation; M’Clintock house; opening events; Stanton house; Wesleyan Chapel

Park Service Historic Preservation Center, 108–9

Patchen, Lee, 70

Patten, Gerry, 142, 150, 182

Peden, Neal, 137

Perkins, Frances, 99

Peters, Ralph, 42–43, 74–77, 108, 110, 115–18, 116, 183

Pitcaithley, Dwight, 136

Plautz, Michael James, 156

Povero, Lucille, 23–24, 43, 62, 68, 91, 96, 183

preservation district, 32–34, 40–41, 52–54, 67

press coverage, 45–46

Preston, Julieanna, 157

Prigmore, Phil, 40–41, 61–62, 67, 77, 133, 152, 183

Public Law 94–98, 31

Public Law 98–402, 71

Publishing Procedures Institute, Hart’s education at, xiii

Radcliffe College, Hart’s education at, xiii

rangers

resistance to women as, 7–12

uniforms for, 7–10, 9, 103

Rapone, Anita, 100

Reagan, Ronald, xi, 62–63, 181

deauthorization of national parks under, 70, 73

National Park Service funding under, 5–7, 31, 43, 50, 74

park opening and, 117–18

Peters’ opinion of, 75, 77

Wesleyan Chapel purchase and, 126

women in leadership positions under, 5

Reconnaissance Study, 23–30, 128

Regional Conference of Historians, 45

restoration/reconstruction

M’Clintock house, 173

Park Service policy on, 28

Stanton house, 106–15, 107, 111, 114, 120

Wesleyan Chapel, 129–130, 136–138

Reynolds, John, 13–14

ribbon-cutting ceremony, 91–98, 97

Richards, Barry A., 156

Ritter, Ann, 86, 182

Ritter, Carol, 45, 85

Robert Silman Associates, 159

Rogers, Jerry, 14

Roosevelt, Eleanor, xvi, 18, 44, 53

Roosevelt, Franklin D., 4

Rosenberry, Jack, 45, 183

Rosie the Riveter World War II Home Front National Historical Park, 14, 162

Russell, Nancy, 7–8

S. 2263, 57–68

S. 2363, 60, 70

Santos, Adele, 152, 155

Saratoga Springs State Park, 101

Sauvageau, Sue, 84, 183

Savage, Terry, 182

park supported by, 16–17, 24, 29–34, 48, 81

Wesleyan Chapel GMP and, 129, 144

Scalamandré, 112

Schaefer, Bruce, 126–27

Schlesinger, Jeanne, 156

Scott, Ann Firor, 99

Second Seneca Falls Women’s History Conference, 99–100

Senate, park legislation passed in, 56–68

Seneca Falls Bicentennial Committee, 30

Seneca Falls Historical Society, 29, 30, 36–37, 99, 118

Seneca Knitting Mill, 83, 173–75, 174

Shaw, Dave, 45, 184

Shawnee Mission High School, xiii

Shultis, Betsy, 44, 183

Sinicropi, August, 183

advisory commission and, 137

Stanton house and, 115, 118

Urban Cultural Park program and, 38–44, 61–62

Wesleyan Chapel design competition and, 153

sites of conscience, 15

Slotnick, Elizabeth M., 156

Smith, Peter, 138–141, 144, 148–159, 168, 182

Souhan, George, 36, 46, 80, 83–85, 85, 96, 130, 183

Souhan, Sue, 83

SS Red Oak Victory, 14

Stanton, Elizabeth Cady

descendants of, 66, 82, 115, 173, 184

exhibit on, 116

induction into Women’s Hall of Fame, 36

sculpture of, 145

Women’s Rights Convention and, 1–2, 13, 26, 57, 100

See also Stanton house

Stanton, Richard, 41–42

Stanton Foundation. See Elizabeth Cady Stanton Foundation

Stanton house, 32

Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s changes to, 105, 112

free speech sites at, 172

funding for, 115, 120

future of, 161–64

initial Reconnaissance Study of, 23–25

legislation and, 50–51

national significance of, 3–4, 23, 29–30, 37–38, 105–7, 113–15

New Area Study of, 29–34

opening of, 115–19

purchase of, 22–25, 42–44, 51, 75, 93

restoration of, 106–15, 107, 111, 114, 120

See also Elizabeth Cady Stanton Foundation

Statue of Liberty campaign, 139–140

Stein, Jeff, 156

Stein, Stuart, 36–37

Stein Partnership, 159

Stevens, Kay B., 38–39

Stone, Lucy, 100

Stonewall National Monument, 15

Subcommittee on National Parks and Insular Affairs, 58–60

Suffolk University, Hart’s education at, xiv

Tanski, Carol, 32

Taughannock Falls State Park, 61

Taylor Winery, 135

Tetrault, Lisa, 172

Toombs, Martin, 45, 99, 184

Trinity Episcopal Church, 42, 59

Trinkets Alliance, 104

Tripod (cat), 118

Trump, Donald, xvii

Truth, Sojourner, 100

Tsongas, Paul, 64–68

Tubman, Harriet, 68

uniforms, ranger, 7–10, 9, 103

Untidy Origins (Ginzburg), 172

Upstate New York Women’s History Conference, 99

Urban Cultural Park (UCP), 24, 38–42, 61, 67–68, 115, 118, 132–35

Val-Kill, xvi

Van Buren, Martin, xvi, 4

Vanderbilt, Frederick William, 4

Vanguard (Jones), 172

Van Kirk, Howard, 45, 184

Versen, Michael, 156

Village Hall, 130–31, 142–43, 149–156, 161

Vision Realized, A (Hart), 154

visitor center, 82–84, 88, 130, 171

Vonier, Thomas, 152

Votes for Women History Trail Route, 173

Walker, Maggie, 18

Ware, Susan, 99

Watt, James

advisory commission and, 135, 137

deauthorization of national parks under, 70, 91

Park Service funding under, 5–7, 78–79, 108

Park Service purchases banned by, 43–44, 75, 82, 120, 124–26

Weatherly, Debbie, 140–41, 166

Weber, Sandra, 148, 182

Weiss, Elaine, 172

Wellman, Judith, 86, 88, 127, 153, 182

Werbizky, Tania, 37–38, 183

Wesleyan Chapel

design competition for, xvii, 145–160, 168–69, 168–170

funding for, 138–143, 165–67

future of, 161–64

general management plan for, 128–132

initial Reconnaissance Study of, 25–26

national significance of, 1–3, 23, 28–30, 37–38, 121–25

New Area Study of, 29–34, 124

purchase of, 82, 127–28

restoration of, 50–51, 65, 120, 122, 130–32, 132, 170–71, 170–71

Wesleyan Chapel Block

development of, 130–32, 132, 139

funding for, 143–44

Wesleyan Methodist Society Chapel, 26

West, Donna Carlson, 137

Whalen, William Joseph, 5, 21, 47–49, 53, 56, 69, 181

White, Hubert, 157

Whole Duck Catalog, The, 41

Wilday, Cassandra, 156

Willard, Frances, 106

William G. Pomeroy Foundation, 173

Williams, Tom, 60–62

Wilmont, Eileen, 137

Wilson, Woodrow, 12

Wirth, Conrad, 8

Wolf, Doris, 45, 184

Wolfe, Deborah, 86, 102–3, 182

Woman’s Hour, The (Weiss), 172

Women Making History (National Park Service), 172

women rangers

challenges faced by, 7–12

uniforms for, 7–10, 9, 103

Women’s March, xvii, 172

Women’s Rights Convention (1848)

changing interpretations of, 171–72

Declaration of Sentiments, 2, 23, 27, 64, 122, 169, 191–93

proceedings of, 1–3

significance of, 23, 57

See also Wesleyan Chapel

Wong, Terry L., 148

Wood, Waddy Butler, 21

Woodmancy, Elaine, 45

Work, Hubert, 7

Workman, R. Bryce, 8

Wright, Carol Ritter, 183

Wright, Martha Coffin, 1

Yellowstone National Park, ix, 7, 21

Yocum, Barbara Pearson, 108–9, 112, 115, 147–48, 157, 182

Yosemite National Park, 11, 21

Zitzler, Paula A., 148

Zucker, Charlie, 138

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