One Year on the Road

Seneca Falls sits on a canaled portion of the Seneca River.

The canal connects Seneca Lake and Cayuga Lake.

The lakes are part of the Finger Lakes in New York.

Downtown Seneca is charmingly historic.

Lots of patriotism.

And lots of focus on Women&#039;s Rights.

The National Women&#039;s Hall of Fame.

Next year the Women&#039;s Hall of Fame will be in the old Knitting Mill.

The Elizabeth Cady Stanton Park downtown.

It&#039;s next to this church, where the first Women&#039;s Rights Convention was held in 1848.

Much of the original building had to be restored.

But the rafters are original.

Maybe we these old pews.

This looks like a long wall with water flowing over it.

This is all part of a National Park.

Inside the park building is a free museum of Women&#039;s Rights.

It is so well-done.

Great visual attractions and interactive exhibits.