About the Exhibit
 

The Justice Bell and the Fight for the Vote: Pennsylvania Women and the Expansion of American Democracy is a traveling exhibition developed by the Justice Bell Foundation

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The exhibition was made possible through the generous support of Erie County Gaming Revenue Authority (ECGRA) and Montgomery County Community College (MCCC), with Erie Arts & Culture serving as a project partner.

 

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Exhibition Credits
Curator and Project Director: Amanda Owen
Project Advisor and Exhibition Coordinator: Lorraine Morse-Dolan
Graphic Design and Creative Collaboration: Jeff Witchel

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Exhibit Specifications
•    Six retractable banners, each measuring 33" × 81"
•    Requires approximately 20 linear feet of display space
•    Professionally produced, museum-quality graphics
•    Suitable for libraries, museums, colleges, historical societies, and community organizations
•    Designed for general audiences, students, educators, and civic organizations
•    Self-guided exhibition experience
•    QR codes throughout the exhibition provide access to expanded online content
•    Optional public programs include lectures, film screenings, book signings, and audience discussion

 

The Justice Bell Traveling Exhibit is currently available to institutions
throughout Erie County as part of its inaugural tour

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About the Justice Bell Foundation
The Justice Bell Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 2016 with a mission to educate, inspire, and mobilize current and future voters through history-based public education.
 

Learn more about the Justice Bell Traveling Exhibit at Traveling Exhibit and the Justice Bell Foundation