Chautauqua County was home to more than 1,100 anti-slavery activists between 1835 and 1860, the period leading up to the ...

George Tomlinson, who grew up in the house on the west side of creek wrote, “At that time, the track of the Underground Railroad ran past my father’s house in Jug City. It came from Pavilion to South ...

Ohio University Southern is offering an opportunity for students and community members to step into history with a trip to the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center in Cincinnati on Friday, Feb ...

Founded by the Quaker community, Springboro was a sanctuary along the Underground Railroad.  More than 200 years ago, ...

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In the 19th century, a clandestine network of Baltimore County churches, residences and farms served as stops on the Underground Railroad, offering shelter and sanctuary for escaped enslaved people on ...

After finding artifacts inside the church, members discovered it was a safehouse stop on the Underground Railroad. During the walk, the community got a chance to step inside the church and learn ...

Rankin, a nationally known abolitionist with deep ties to Ironton, played a critical role in the Underground Railroad. Rankin’s home in Ripley, Ohio, served as a beacon of hope for enslaved ...

travel records and involvement with outside organizations like the embattled anti-trafficking nonprofit Operation Underground Railroad. That led legislative auditors to come to “limited ...

Named for the natural springs that appear to “boil” to the surface, the village holds a significant place in history as a stop on the Underground Railroad. Located along a key escape route from ...

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