Although disfranchised, women cast their ballots in defiance of the law. Susan B. Anthony was hardly alone in voting illegally in the presidential election of 1872. In 1868 in Vineland ...

Before the unveiling, women leaders from the district reenacted Susan B. Anthony's trial when she was convicted of voting illegally. Each of them spoke the words that Susan B. Anthony said during ...

Rochester, N.Y. — In 1873, a U.S. federal judge ordered Susan B. Anthony to pay a fine of $100 for voting while female the year before. Anthony refused to pay the fine — which in 2025 money ...

It has become a tradition on Election Day for voters to leave their “I Voted” stickers on the grave of women’s suffrage activist Susan B. Anthony in Rochester, N.Y. Mount Hope Cemetery ...

TORRINGTON, Conn. (WTNH) — The Susan B. Anthony Project (SBAP) received a $25,000 grant from the Diebold Foundation, they announced in a press release Tuesday. Lamont approves $3 million in ...

Two documents signed by women’s rights pioneers Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton ... in November 1872 and convicted of illegal voting, although she refused to pay the $100 fine.

The 1979 Susan B. Anthony dollar coin marked a historic moment in U.S. currency—it was the first time a real woman appeared on an American coin. Introduced to honor the pioneering suffragist ...

The signatures of Susan B. Anthony — who was born in Adams and lived there until the age of 6 — and Elizabeth Cady Stanton appear on 1853 certificates constituting membership to the Women's New York ...

Hall of Justice unveiled a bust of Susan B. Anthony and a courtroom named in her honor on March 25. The event was held in honor of Women's History Month. The bust was sculpted in 1884 and was ...

TORRINGTON, Conn. (WTNH) — The Susan B. Anthony Project announced Friday it received three grants awards in support of the agency’s crisis intervention and prevention education services ...