Add to ORKGPhotomechanical reproduction of an image of a home, known as the Old Bacon Home, a station on the Underground Railroad in Indiana. Hiram Bacon, the station operator, owned the house and dairy farm. The image was collected by Ohio State University professor Wilbur H. Siebert (1866-1961). Siebert began researching the Underground Railroad in the 1890s as a way to interest his students in history
This home stands on the site of the residence of J.J. Jordan, where Jordan once entertained John Bro...
Reproduction of a photograph depicting Rev. Jacob Cummings, who was a fugitive slave on the Undergro...
Photograph of a home in Castleton, Rutland County, Vermont, used by Erastus Higley (1772-1861) and h...
Rev. John Rankin was an Underground Railroad operator in Ripley, Brown County, Ohio. His home, shown...
This home, built by Captain John Barrett in Grafton, Windham County, Vermont, was used during the da...
Modern photograph of the house where Abner Benedict kept fugitive slaves at Alum Creek Friends' Sett...
Reproduction of a side view of the home used by Rev. Seth Chapin to conceal fugitive slaves in the 1...
Seth Lukens lived in the Kulpsville, Pennsylvania, house shown here during the days of the Undergrou...
Photograph of a portrait depicting William Wright (1788-1865), who was a Quaker and station-keeper o...
Photograph of a building, located a mile from Yellow Springs, Greene County, Ohio, along the "River ...
Zebulon Thomas kept fugitive slaves in his home, pictured here, which later became the public librar...
The barn shown here, on Rankin Hill in Ripley, Brown County, Ohio, had a secret cellar that owner Jo...
This photograph shows a home in Wallingford, Rutland County, Vermont, was allegedly used to conceal ...
The Langstons, an African-American family, kept an Underground Railroad station at their home, pictu...
Anna Cook, daughter of John Cook, hid a fugitive slave under her father's bed in this home in Bear C...
This home stands on the site of the residence of J.J. Jordan, where Jordan once entertained John Bro...
Reproduction of a photograph depicting Rev. Jacob Cummings, who was a fugitive slave on the Undergro...
Photograph of a home in Castleton, Rutland County, Vermont, used by Erastus Higley (1772-1861) and h...
Rev. John Rankin was an Underground Railroad operator in Ripley, Brown County, Ohio. His home, shown...
This home, built by Captain John Barrett in Grafton, Windham County, Vermont, was used during the da...
Modern photograph of the house where Abner Benedict kept fugitive slaves at Alum Creek Friends' Sett...
Reproduction of a side view of the home used by Rev. Seth Chapin to conceal fugitive slaves in the 1...
Seth Lukens lived in the Kulpsville, Pennsylvania, house shown here during the days of the Undergrou...
Photograph of a portrait depicting William Wright (1788-1865), who was a Quaker and station-keeper o...
Photograph of a building, located a mile from Yellow Springs, Greene County, Ohio, along the "River ...
Zebulon Thomas kept fugitive slaves in his home, pictured here, which later became the public librar...
The barn shown here, on Rankin Hill in Ripley, Brown County, Ohio, had a secret cellar that owner Jo...
This photograph shows a home in Wallingford, Rutland County, Vermont, was allegedly used to conceal ...
The Langstons, an African-American family, kept an Underground Railroad station at their home, pictu...
Anna Cook, daughter of John Cook, hid a fugitive slave under her father's bed in this home in Bear C...
This home stands on the site of the residence of J.J. Jordan, where Jordan once entertained John Bro...
Reproduction of a photograph depicting Rev. Jacob Cummings, who was a fugitive slave on the Undergro...
Photograph of a home in Castleton, Rutland County, Vermont, used by Erastus Higley (1772-1861) and h...