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National Women's Hall of Fame

The National Women's Hall of Fame (NWHF) is an American institution founded to honor and recognize women. It was incorporated in 1969 in Seneca Falls, New York, and first inducted honorees in 1973. As of 2024, the Hall has honored 312 inductees.

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The National Women's Hall of Fame was hosted by Eisenhower College until 1979/1980, when the organization rented out a historic bank building in the Seneca Falls Historic District. The historic bank was renovated to house the NWHF's permanent exhibit, historical artifacts, and offices. In August 2020, the National Women's Hall of Fame opened its door to the third and final home: the historic Seneca Knitting Mill, which resides across the canal of the Women's Rights National Historical Park which includes the Wesleyan Chapel where the 1848 women's rights convention took place, an event that kickstarted the women's rights movement in America. This renovation and move into the historic Seneca Knitting Mill took several years to accomplish. In 2014, the organization's board undertook a $20 million capital campaign to fund the development of the 1844 Seneca Knitting Mill, which is associated with the abolitionist movement and with the birthplace of women's rights. The move and completion of Phase 1 doubled the size of the National Women's Hall of Fame. campaigning for Phase 2: an elevator, additional staircase, and other renovations was underway. Once the Homecoming Campaign is complete, the historic Seneca Knitting Mill will quadruple the available space to , including exhibit space, offices, and meeting space for conferences, wedding receptions, and community events. ==Inductees==
Inductees
A–JFaye Glenn Abdellah, nursing pioneer • Bella Abzug, politician • Abigail Adams, former First Lady • Jane Addams, activist and sociologist • Madeleine Albright, former Secretary of State • Tenley Albright, figure skater • Louisa May Alcott, novelist and poet • Florence E. Allen, first woman to serve of the Ohio Supreme Court • Gloria Allred, attorney • Linda Alvarado, construction executive • Dorothy H. Andersen, researcher who named cystic fibrosis • Marian Anderson, African-American contralto • Ethel Percy Andrus, founder of the AARP • Maya Angelou, poet and activist • Susan B. Anthony, women's rights activist • Virginia Apgar, physician who invented the Apgar score • Ella Baker, civil rights activist • Lucille Ball, actress • Ann Bancroft, first woman to trek to the North Pole • Clara Barton, founder of the American Red Cross • Eleanor K. Baum, first female dean of a US engineering school • Ruth Fulton Benedict, anthropologist and folklorist • Mary McLeod Bethune, first Black woman to lead a federal agency • Antoinette Blackwell, first female minister • Elizabeth Blackwell, first woman to earn a MD in the United States • Emily Blackwell, women's right's activist and the second woman to earn a MD in the United States • Amelia Bloomer, temperance advocate and women's right's activist • Nellie Bly, investigate journalist who circumnavigated the world • Louise Bourgeois, artist • Margaret Bourke-White, documentary photographer and photojournalist • Lydia Moss Bradley, founder of the Bradley Polytechnic Institute • Myra Bradwell, publisher and political activist • Mary Carson Breckinridge, founder of the American FNS • Ruby Bridges, civil rights activist • Nancy BrinkerGwendolyn Brooks, first African American to receive a Pulitzer Prize • Pearl S. Buck, writer and humanitarian • Betty Bumpers, politician • Charlotte Bunch, feminist author and women's rights activist • Octavia Butler, science and speculative fiction writer • St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, first American saint • Mary Steichen Calderone, physician and first female medical director of Planned Parenthood • Annie Jump Cannon, astronomer and suffragist who helped develop stellar classification • Rachel Carson, marine biologist and conservationist • Eleanor Rosalynn Smith Carter, former first lady • Mary Ann Shadd Cary, anti-slavery activist and the first black woman publisher in North America • Mary Cassatt, impressionist painter and printmaker • Willa Cather, Pulitzer winning writer • Carrie Chapman Catt, social reformer and suffragist • Judy Chicago, contemporary and feminist artist • Julia Child, chef and author • Lydia Maria Child, abolitionist and author • Shirley Chisholm, first black woman to be elected to congress • Hillary Clinton, politician and diplomat • Jacqueline Cochran, aviator and businesswoman • Mildred Cohn, biochemist specializing in chemical reactions within animal cells • Bessie Coleman, first African-American woman and first Native American to hold a pilot license • Eileen Collins, NASA astronaut and Air Force colonel • Ruth Colvin, founder of ProLiteracy Worldwide • Rita Rossi Colwell, microbiologist and founder of CosmosID • Joan Ganz Cooney, writer and producer who co-founded Sesame Workshop • Mother Marianne Cope, canonized saint • Gerty Theresa Radnitz Cori, first woman to be awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine • Jane Cunningham Croly, author and journalist • Matilda Cuomo, former first lady of New York • Angela Davis, political activist and scholar • Paulina Kellogg Wright Davis, abolitionist and suffragist • Dorothy Day, religious and social activist • Marian de Forest, journalist and playwright • Donna de Varona, former American 4x Olympic gold medalist in swimming • Karen DeCrow, lawyer and feminist • Sarah Deer, lawyer • Emma Smith DeVoe, suffragist • Emily Dickinson, poet • Dorothea Dix, antebellum social-reformer • Elizabeth Hanford DoleMarjory Stoneman DouglasSt. Katharine DrexelAnne Dallas DudleyMary Barret DyerAmelia EarhartSylvia A. EarleCatherine Shipe EastCrystal EastmanMary Baker EddyMarian Wright EdelmanGertrude EderleGertrude Belle ElionDorothy Harrison EustisAlice C. EvansGeraldine FerraroElla Fitzgerald, jazz singer • Jane FondaBetty FordLoretta C. FordAbby Kelley FosterAretha Franklin, soul and R&B singer • Helen Murray FreeBetty FriedanMargaret FullerMatilda Joslyn GageIna May GaskinAlthea GibsonLillian Moller GilbrethCharlotte Perkins GilmanRuth Bader Ginsburg, lawyer and Supreme Court Associate Justice • Maria Goeppert Mayer, theoretical physicist who contributed to the nuclear shell model • Katharine GrahamMartha GrahamTemple GrandinElla T. GrassoMarcia GreenbergerMartha Wright GriffithsSarah GrimkéAngelina Emily Grimke WeldMary HallarenRebecca S. HalsteadFannie Lou HamerAlice HamiltonMia HammLorraine HansberryJoy HarjoMartha Matilda HarperPatricia Roberts HarrisHelen HayesDorothy HeightBeatrice HicksBarbara HillaryOveta Culp Hobby, second woman to serve in the Cabinet • Barbara Holdridge, recording executive • Billie Holiday, singer • Wilhelmina Cole Holladay, co-founder of the National Museum of Women in the Arts • Jeanne Holm, first female Two-Star General in the United States • Bertha Holt, adoption advocate • Grace Murray Hopper, naval officer • Julia Ward Howe, abolitionist • Emily Howland, philanthropist who supported women's rights and the temperance movement • Dolores Huerta, co-founder of the NFWA • Helen LaKelly Hunt, activist and writer • Swanee Hunt, former Ambassador to Austria • Zora Neale Hurston, author and filmmaker • Anne Hutchinson, early female preacher • Barbara Iglewski, microbiologist • Shirley Ann Jackson, physicist • Victoria Jackson, cosmetics entrepreneur • Mary Jacobi, first female pharmacist in the United States • Frances Wisebart Jacobs, philanthropist who funded the founding of United Way • Mae Jemison, astronaut and doctor • Katherine Johnson, NASA mathematician • Barbara Rose Johns, civil rights activist • Mary Harris Jones, labor organizer • Barbara Jordan, lawyer and educator K–ZHelen KellerLeontine T. KellySusan Kelly-DreissFrances Oldham KelseyNannerl KeohaneJean KilbourneBillie Jean KingCoretta Scott KingJulie KroneElisabeth Kübler-RossMaggie KuhnStephanie L. KwolekHenrietta LacksSusette La FlescheWinona LaDukeCarlotta Walls LaNierDorothea LangeSherry LansingAllie B. LatimerEmma LazarusLilly LedbetterMildred Robbins LeetMaya LinAnne Morrow LindberghPatricia LockeBelva LockwoodJuliette Gordon LowClare Boothe LuceShannon W. LucidMary LyonMary MahoneyNicole MalachowskiWilma MankillerPhilippa MarrackBarbara McClintockKatharine Dexter McCormickLouise McManusMargaret MeadBarbara MikulskiKate MillettPatsy Takemoto MinkMaria MitchellToni MorrisonConstance Baker MotleyLucretia MottKate MullanyAimee MullinsCarol MutterIndra NooyiAntonia NovelloSandra Day O'ConnorGeorgia O'KeeffeRose O'NeillAnnie OakleyMichelle ObamaRosa ParksRuth PatrickAlice PaulNancy PelosiMary Engle PenningtonFrances PerkinsRebecca Talbot PerkinsEsther PetersonJudith L. PipherJeannette RankinJanet RenoEllen Swallow RichardsLinda RichardsSally RideRozanne L. RidgwayEdith Nourse RogersMary Joseph RogersEleanor RooseveltErnestine Louise Potowski RoseSister Elaine RouletJanet RowleyWilma RudolphJosephine St. Pierre RuffinMary Harriman RumseyFlorence SabinSacagaweaBernice SandlerMargaret SangerKatherine Siva SaubelBetty Bone SchiessAnn SchonbergerPatricia SchroederAnna SchwartzFelice N. SchwartzBlanche Stuart ScottFlorence B. SeibertElizabeth Ann SetonDonna ShalalaAnna Howard ShawCatherine Filene ShouseEunice Mary Kennedy ShriverMuriel SiebertBeverly SillsLouise SlaughterEleanor SmealBessie SmithMargaret Chase SmithSophia SmithHannah Greenebaum SolomonSusan SolomonSonia SotomayorLaurie SpiegelElizabeth Cady StantonGloria SteinemHelen StephensNettie StevensLucy StoneKate StonemanHarriet Beecher StoweHarriet Williams Russell StrongAnne SullivanKathrine SwitzerHenrietta SzoldMary Burnett TalbertMaria TallchiefIda TarbellHelen Brooke TaussigMary Church TerrellSojourner TruthHarriet TubmanWilma VaughtDiane von FurstenbergFlorence Schorske WaldLillian WaldMadam C. J. WalkerMary Edwards WalkerEmily Howell WarnerMercy Otis WarrenAlice WatersFaye WattletonAnnie Dodge WaunekaIda Wells-BarnettEudora WeltyEdith WhartonSheila E. WidnallEmma WillardFrances WillardSerena WilliamsOprah WinfreySarah WinnemuccaFlossie Wong-StaalVictoria WoodhullFanny WrightMartha Coffin Pelham WrightChien-Shiung WuRosalyn YalowGloria YerkovichMildred "Babe" Didrikson Zaharias ==References==
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