The Algonac-Clay Historical Society and Woman’s Life Chapter 883 will present an Underground Railroad Presentation Luncheon ...

A gilded lone blossom, at lower right, unearthed in an archeological dig on Livingston Avenue in Arbor Hill led to this display at the Underground Railroad Education Center with a similar 19th-Century ...

The Underground Railroad was a loose network of people who work together to offer shelter and aid to freedom seekers from the South, and it ran through the Susquehanna Valley. In this episode of ...

On April 26, the Holy Trinity Quilting Queens will host a talk on “Pre-Civil War Quilts: Secret Codes to Freedom on the Underground Railroad.” Connie Martin, an Illinois Humanities Road ...

CARLISLE, Pa. (WHTM) — The Cumberland County Historical Society (CCHS) announced that it has acquired a rare Underground Railroad letter dating back to 1847. According to CCHS, the historic ...

At the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, we share stories of our past rooted in facts and dedicated to presenting our nation’s history with accuracy. This includes our triumphs and ...

Located at 2401 S. Wabash Ave., the church was once a stop on the Underground Railroad where slaves sought and found refuge on their way to what they hoped would be a better life in the North.

“NPS recently garnered criticism from media and a U.S. senator when reports surfaced alleging that it edited a webpage about the Underground Railroad to remove a photo of Tubman and a quote of hers, ...

A National Park Service web page on the Underground Railroad was temporarily edited to remove references to abolitionist and former slave Harriet Tubman, with the exception of an image of a stamp ...

hosted an event about quilts in connection to the Underground Railroad. Quilts played an important role in the movement, as their patterns portrayed visual images for runaway slaves who were on ...

Leslie Pielack has been surprised at the numbers of people who have visited a traveling exhibit highlighting Oakland County connections to the Underground Railroad. “It’s unbelievably popular ...