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A marker was unveiled at the former location of the property which was seized by the city after owner Sarah E. Wall refused to pay property taxes because of her inability to vote as a woman.
Gov. Charlie Baker signed a bill ordering the creation of a Women’s Rights History Trail, marking locations throughout the state, including Worcester.
Motsis is dedicated to her hometown. She’s worked at the DCU Center, where she developed the first-ever group sales guide, secured a long-term contract with a major coffee and donut retail company, and raised $100,000 in annual sales.
A historic women’s suffrage trail marker for Sarah E. Wall is being installed this spring, as part of the National Votes for Women Trail.