Underground Railroad

The John Rankin House and the John P. Parker House are part of the Appalachian Freedom Heritage Tourism Initiative to document and interpret Underground Railroad locations across Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia.

Ohio's newest historical trail pays tribute to the Underground Railroad and the people and places that connected the movement.

Kathy Schulz discusses her book 'The Underground Railroad in Ohio.'

Eileen Baker-Wall doesn't just give tours at the Levi & Catherine Coffin House in Fountain City, Ind. She tells her family's story and seeks to impart the truth about slavery in United States.

In 1853, 28 people made their escape along the Underground Railroad, making their way from Boone County, Kentucky, through College Hill and neighboring…

A new exhibit at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center tells the story of the Underground Railroad through children's storybook…

In the decades leading up to the Civil War, the Underground Railroad ferried enslaved African Americans in the South to freedom in the northern United...

A locally-produced film about the Underground Railroad will be feted at a fun fundraiser at the Cincinnati Art Museum on March 18. Joining Elaine Diehl to…

The fascinating story of how African Americans found their way to the Cincinnati suburb of Glendale via the Underground Railroad, and the historic…

Once the home of influential anti-slavery author Harriet Beecher Stowe, the Stowe House in Walnut Hills is recognized as a site on the National…