The group of fugitive slaves seen here escaped to freedom in Canada on the Underground Railroad and took up residence in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. Their names are listed from left to right as, back row: Mrs. Hunt, Mansfield Smith, Mrs. Seymour; front row: Stevenson, Johnson. 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
Reproduction of a photograph depicting Rev. Jacob Cummings, who was a fugitive slave on the Undergro...
C.T. Weber created this painting of Levi Coffin and his wife "Aunt Katie" (Catherine Coffin) receivi...
Reproduction of a photograph depicting the home of Thomas J. Magee (b. 1784). He kept fugitive slave...
Thousands of fugitive slaves crossed into freedom in Canada over this river in Detroit, Wayne County...
Fugitive slaves used these caves in Salem Township, Washington County, Ohio, to hide as they fled to...
Harriet Tubman, a former fugitive slave herself, worked to free enslaved people on the Underground R...
Fugitive slaves left Fairport Harbor to cross Lake Erie into Canada, where they could escape the bon...
Photograph showing a house that was once used as a "station" on the Underground Railroad. The descri...
Samuel and Jane Harper were members of a party of slaves conducted from slavery in Missouri to freed...
This photograph shows a home in Wallingford, Rutland County, Vermont, was allegedly used to conceal ...
Modern photograph of a mill just south of Gettysburg, in Adams County, Pennsylvania, where fugitive ...
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This is a photograph of the William Jenkins farmhouse in Andover, Massachusetts, which was used to h...
Portrait of Thomas Barton and his wife, Sarah, who concealed fugitive slaves in the secret cellar of...
Daniel Saunders concealed fugitive slaves in the house pictured here, in South Lawrence, Massachuset...
Reproduction of a photograph depicting Rev. Jacob Cummings, who was a fugitive slave on the Undergro...
C.T. Weber created this painting of Levi Coffin and his wife "Aunt Katie" (Catherine Coffin) receivi...
Reproduction of a photograph depicting the home of Thomas J. Magee (b. 1784). He kept fugitive slave...
Thousands of fugitive slaves crossed into freedom in Canada over this river in Detroit, Wayne County...
Fugitive slaves used these caves in Salem Township, Washington County, Ohio, to hide as they fled to...
Harriet Tubman, a former fugitive slave herself, worked to free enslaved people on the Underground R...
Fugitive slaves left Fairport Harbor to cross Lake Erie into Canada, where they could escape the bon...
Photograph showing a house that was once used as a "station" on the Underground Railroad. The descri...
Samuel and Jane Harper were members of a party of slaves conducted from slavery in Missouri to freed...
This photograph shows a home in Wallingford, Rutland County, Vermont, was allegedly used to conceal ...
Modern photograph of a mill just south of Gettysburg, in Adams County, Pennsylvania, where fugitive ...
This article, titled "Its Tracks Were Clouded Yet Collisions and Derailments Were Unknown: Recollect...
This is a photograph of the William Jenkins farmhouse in Andover, Massachusetts, which was used to h...
Portrait of Thomas Barton and his wife, Sarah, who concealed fugitive slaves in the secret cellar of...
Daniel Saunders concealed fugitive slaves in the house pictured here, in South Lawrence, Massachuset...
Reproduction of a photograph depicting Rev. Jacob Cummings, who was a fugitive slave on the Undergro...
C.T. Weber created this painting of Levi Coffin and his wife "Aunt Katie" (Catherine Coffin) receivi...
Reproduction of a photograph depicting the home of Thomas J. Magee (b. 1784). He kept fugitive slave...