This womyn’s intentional living and educational community is known by the initials of SuBAMUH
(formed from its very long name Susan B.Anthony Memorial Unrest Home, pronounced Suh Bam’ Uh).
It has 3 purposes:
1. Provide feminist and ecological education for womyn, workshops, special events and skills education.
2. Offer scenic and economical space for womyn to live or stay short term, exploring membership and full residential membership.
3. Make available safe rest and recreation space for womyn, camping for individuals and group events, day use of land, retreats, swimming pond, hiking trails.
The Susan B. Anthony Memorial Unrest Home Womyn’s Land Trust is a 151-acre womyn’s intentional living and educational community in rural Athens County, Ohio. The trust is a non-profit corporation governed by a board of nine womyn, most of whom do not live on the land.
SuBAMUH has 75 non-resident members who support its vision and contribute financially. For more information on womyn’s land communities, get a copy of Directory of Wimmin’s Lands . It is a national directory of wimmin’s lands across the US and world. Shewolf’s Directory of Wimmin’s Lands and Lesbian Communities is available for $ 15.00 in the USA and for $25.00 mailed to all other countries. Write check to JRB , P.O. Box 1515, Melrose, Fl. 32666
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i would like notification of any events. thank you
We’ll add you to our email list, but a great way to find out about events is to friend us on Facebook — Subamuh Land is our user name.
Your place sounds fantastic! I was wondering if a person can just drop in and look around or if advance warning is required? Thank you!
Sheila
Hello, Sheila,
Unless you are already a member and familiar with the land, advanced warning is needed — we recommend that you give us at least a week to get back to you, as we have limited Internet access. Our email address is susanbanthony@frognet.net; you can also call 740.448.1017 or 740.448.2464.
We hope to hear from you!
Wondering if the land is female-only or if you also welcome transgender women?