Add to ORKGSeth Lukens lived in the Kulpsville, Pennsylvania, house shown here during the days of the Underground Railroad. Lukens used the house as a station to harbor fugitive slaves on their escape north. The image, taken in 1931, 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
Photograph of the barn used by Thomas McKeever to conceal fugitive slaves. He was a noted abolitioni...
Photograph of a building, located a mile from Yellow Springs, Greene County, Ohio, along the "River ...
Anna Cook, daughter of John Cook, hid a fugitive slave under her father's bed in this home in Bear C...
Reproduction of a side view of the home used by Rev. Seth Chapin to conceal fugitive slaves in the 1...
Zebulon Thomas kept fugitive slaves in his home, pictured here, which later became the public librar...
John Cox (1786-1880) kept fugitive slaves in his home, pictured here, in Longwood, near Kennet Squar...
Daniel Saunders concealed fugitive slaves in the house pictured here, in South Lawrence, Massachuset...
Modern photograph of the house where Abner Benedict kept fugitive slaves at Alum Creek Friends' Sett...
Benjamin Price kept fugitive slaves in his home, pictured here, in West Chester, Chester County, Pen...
Reproduction of a photograph depicting the home of Thomas J. Magee (b. 1784). He kept fugitive slave...
Photograph of the home of Pliny Titus Sexton (1840-1924). He kept fugitive slaves in this house, loc...
This photograph shows a home in Wallingford, Rutland County, Vermont, was allegedly used to conceal ...
Elijah Funk Pennypacker (1804-1888) kept fugitive slaves in his home at Corner Store, Pennsylvania. ...
Rev. John Rankin was an Underground Railroad operator in Ripley, Brown County, Ohio. His home, shown...
Rodney V. Marsh kept a station on the Underground Railroad in his home at Brandon, in Rutland County...
Photograph of the barn used by Thomas McKeever to conceal fugitive slaves. He was a noted abolitioni...
Photograph of a building, located a mile from Yellow Springs, Greene County, Ohio, along the "River ...
Anna Cook, daughter of John Cook, hid a fugitive slave under her father's bed in this home in Bear C...
Reproduction of a side view of the home used by Rev. Seth Chapin to conceal fugitive slaves in the 1...
Zebulon Thomas kept fugitive slaves in his home, pictured here, which later became the public librar...
John Cox (1786-1880) kept fugitive slaves in his home, pictured here, in Longwood, near Kennet Squar...
Daniel Saunders concealed fugitive slaves in the house pictured here, in South Lawrence, Massachuset...
Modern photograph of the house where Abner Benedict kept fugitive slaves at Alum Creek Friends' Sett...
Benjamin Price kept fugitive slaves in his home, pictured here, in West Chester, Chester County, Pen...
Reproduction of a photograph depicting the home of Thomas J. Magee (b. 1784). He kept fugitive slave...
Photograph of the home of Pliny Titus Sexton (1840-1924). He kept fugitive slaves in this house, loc...
This photograph shows a home in Wallingford, Rutland County, Vermont, was allegedly used to conceal ...
Elijah Funk Pennypacker (1804-1888) kept fugitive slaves in his home at Corner Store, Pennsylvania. ...
Rev. John Rankin was an Underground Railroad operator in Ripley, Brown County, Ohio. His home, shown...
Rodney V. Marsh kept a station on the Underground Railroad in his home at Brandon, in Rutland County...
Photograph of the barn used by Thomas McKeever to conceal fugitive slaves. He was a noted abolitioni...
Photograph of a building, located a mile from Yellow Springs, Greene County, Ohio, along the "River ...
Anna Cook, daughter of John Cook, hid a fugitive slave under her father's bed in this home in Bear C...