New Jersey Women's Heritage Trail

Sites

• Alice Stokes Paul's childhood home
• Annis Boudinot Stockton, a Colonial era poet
• Atlantic City Convention Hall where Miss America Pageants have taken place
• Clara Barton, a Civil War era nurse and the founder of the first public school in New Jersey
• Alice Paul, suffragist
• Anne Morrow Lindbergh
• Millicent Fenwick, political leader
• Home of abolitionist Quaker Abigail Goodwin and her sister Elizabeth who helped and housed runaway slaves along on the Underground Railroad and organized with other leading abolitionists.
• Rebecca Estell Bourgeois Winston
• Women's Federation Memorial at Palisades Interstate Park
• The Victor building of the Victor Talking Machine Company where women worked at 1 Market Street, between Delaware and Front Streets
• Bridget Smith House at 124 Randolph Avenue in Morris County, Mine Hill Township where Irish immigrant wives and families lived after their husbands were killed in mines
• Brookdale Farm at Thompson Park, 805 Newman Springs Road, in Monmouth County, Middletown Township where social welfare reformer Geraldine Morgan Thompson lived
• Martha Brookes Hutcheson's gardens at what is now Bamboo Brook Outdoor Education Center
• Sara Spencer Washington's Hotel Brigantine
• Roosevelt Common designed by Marjorie Sewell Cautley
• Esther Saunders burial site at Salem Friends Burial Ground
• Smithville Park in Easthampton, New Jersey where Agnes Gilkerson was involved in the development of worker's village Smithville and edited a newspaper
• Jarena Lee's gravesite at Mt. Pisgah Church
• Elizabeth Cady Staunton House
• Mary Teresa Norton House where Mary Teresa Norton lived when she became the first woman elected to the U.S. Congress
• Whitesbog Village where Elizabeth Coleman White developed blueberry plants for the commercial trade
• Rockingham preserved by the work of Josephine Swann and Kate McFarlane
• Mary Catherine Phillips's contributions to Consumers' Research, Bowerstown