Women's Suffrage Pioneers' Chapel in Ohio
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In rural Ohio, the South Newbury Union Chapel, a modest chapel with a rich history, stands as a key site in early womens suffrage. Over fifty years before the nineteenth Amendment, local women marched there in 1871 to cast ballots, sparking a local movement that lasted decades. The chapel, built in 1857, hosted community events and saw Susan B. Anthony speak. Now, it needs repairs and donations to preserve its historical significance and keep the stories of these pioneers alive.
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