This 1-hour program honors Lucretia Mott’s pioneering leadership in abolition and women’s rights, bringing her fearless advocacy to the stage. Lucretia Mott—Quaker, abolitionist & women’s rights pioneer—helped ignite the suffrage movement and had deep ties to Bucks County.

Through a powerful portrayal, a Gather Place Museum Reenactor embodies Mott as a minister, abolitionist, and suffragist. The performance unfolds across key moments in her life—from her work with the Anti-Slavery Society to co-organizing the Seneca Falls Convention.

No registration required. Seating is limited. Part of the Knowledge for Life: Adult Learning Series.

This program is offered by Bucks County Free Library in support of the PA Forward | Pennsylvania Libraries initiative. Libraries are key to powering progress and elevating the quality of life in PA by fueling the types of knowledge essential to success: Basic Literacy, Information Literacy, Civic and Social Literacy, Health Literacy, and Financial Literacy.