Elizabeth Cady Stanton by Addison Antonoff

  • Being Born

    Being Born
    Elizabeth Cady Stanton was born on this day, in Johnstown, New York.
  • Union College

    Union College
    As a fifteen year old, Elizabeth Cady Stanton wanted to continue on with her male classmates to go on to Union College, but at that time females were not admitted to any American colleges.
  • Marriage

    Marriage
    Elizabeth Cady Stanton marries Henry B. Stanton, who was an abolitionist leader.
  • The World Anti-Slavery Convention

    The World Anti-Slavery Convention
    Elizabeth Cady Stanton went to the World Anti-Slavery Convention in London, 1840. Women were excluded from speaking at the convention. There she mett Lucretia Mott, who she would later work with in the fight for woman's rights.
  • Married Woman's Property Act Passed

    Married Woman's Property Act Passed
    The Act, which Elizabeth Cady Stanton lobbied for, that allowed married women to own personal & real property.
  • First Women's Rights Convention

    First Women's Rights Convention
    The first Women's Rights Convention took place at Seneca Falls, New York.
  • Elizabeth Cady Stanton Makes Friends

    Elizabeth Cady Stanton Makes Friends
    Elizabeth Cady Stanton invited Susan B. Anthony and Lucy Stone to her home. They soon became very close friends.
  • Stanton Day

    Stanton Day
    On Elizabeth Cady Stanton's 80th birthday, New York honoured her with the declaration of Stanton Day.
  • Death Date

    Death Date
    Elizabeth Cady Stanton dies at age 87.
  • Victory!

    On this date, women finally got the right to vote.