It served as a safe haven for those who were enslaved and traveling along the Underground Railroad, and after sitting vacant ...

Appalachia has a rich culture that goes back hundreds of years, and a tourism initiative in the Tri-State is exploring a part ...

A nonprofit has released a new app highlighting the Greater Cincinnati area’s ties to the Underground Railroad.

Ohio (WSAZ) - Two historic sites that once served as safe havens for those escaping slavery are now officially part of the National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom. The Campbell House and ...

A new app, the Freedom Journey App, has been launched to highlight key figures and locations along the path of the ...

Ohio has more sites in the National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom program than any other state, and a new initiative in southern Ohio is playing a key role in adding even more.

It opened to the public for tours in 2021, with four restored rooms that tell the stories of Northeast Ohio’s daring Underground Railroad pioneers and their lasting impact on society. The house ...

The slaves knew only to look for a house on a hill with ... according to the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center in Cincinnati. Outpost dot southern Ohio operated by folks like the ...

The city had an estimated network of more than two dozen safe houses. In the 1800s, the area was one of Ohio’s busiest stops on the Underground Railroad. Some of those safe houses still stand ...

Archival research and community outreach engage African American Studies students in the rich history of Ohio’s Black ...

An Ohio attraction is showing the state’s integral role in the Underground Railroad. The Underground Railroad wasn’t actually underground. It was a system of people, houses, churches and ...

Those who did go by land often traveled through Pennsylvania and Ohio ... Underground Railroad was directly connected to another in Sudbury. “Mr. Walcott sent or conducted his Black guests to ...