This landmark is for the women who were employed in the textile mills during a time when very few women were able to work outside of their homes. These factories were a very important part of helping young women be able to leave their homes and gain more independence for themselves. They were able to pay for their own things instead of relying on their fathers or husbands. Finally women were able to live on their own without being dependent on a man to provide for them. 

This was home to the famous women's movement leader and was turned into a museum to honor her. This was where she was arrested for voting even though she was a woman in 1872. It was also the location of the National American Woman Suffrage Association while Anthony was the president. 

The Liverpool Central Station was built by John Fowler on Ranelagh St. England in 1874.  The station was built with an arched shed on the outside that was 65 ft. high and 164 ft.