There’s still time to share a place where women made history.
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This year, as the United States celebrates the 100th anniversary of women
earning the right to vote, we at the National Trust want to tell the full
history—to uncover and uplift women across the centuries whose vision, passion,
and determination have shaped the country we are today.

Our goal: discover 1,000 places connected to women’s history, and elevate their
stories for everyone to learn and celebrate.

Thanks to people like you, since launching this campaign we have identified 193
places. But we still need your help.
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What places have you encountered where women made history? They can be famous or
unknown, protected or threatened, existing or lost. No matter their condition or
status, these places matter, and we encourage you to share them with the world.

What do you need to participate? Just a photo of the place (or the woman), plus
a short description.

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Not ready to share a place today? Look at the fascinating places and stories people have already submitted.
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