1,000 Words: Voters thank Susan B. Anthony
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Susan B. Anthony, the woman who spent 60 years of her life trying to get women the right to vote, resides in the Mount Hope Cemetery in Rochester, New York, as she has for the last 110 years.
On most Election Days, women who pick up their "I voted" sticker, head for the cemetery to remember why they could.
Yesterday's New York primary was no different.
Photo: Greta Page-Mann
At each election, the Thank You Susan B. Anthony Facebook page lights up with appreciation.
Photo: Thank You Susan B. Anthony Facebook page
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