The Anushilan Samiti Hideout & Gymnasium — Where young nationalists built their bodies and their courage, secretly printed and distributed anti-British pamphlets, and planned the assassination of British officials. The House of Dinabandhu Mitra — The address of the author of Nil Darpan, the play that exposed the brutality of the indigo planters. The First Widow Remarriage — The house where Vidyasagar's campaign for women's rights was put into practice, making this one of the most quietly radical addresses in the city. The Sadharan Brahmo Samaj — The meeting house of the faction that broke from Keshav Chandra Sen's Brahmo Samaj over the question of women's rights, and why that split was about far more than theology. Tagore, the Anti-Partition Movement & Ganesh Puja — The story of the 1905 Partition of Bengal, Tagore's role in the resistance, and how Ganesh Puja was used as a pan-Indian unifying ritual in the service of nationalist politics