Abolition & Underground RR Topic
By Unknown, 1856
Constitution Hall -Topeka Lithograph on Marker
GEOGRAPHIC SORT WITH USA FIRST
201► Kansas (Shawnee County), Topeka — Constitution Hall -Topeka 1855 - —  |
| 202► Kansas (Shawnee County), Topeka — Ichabod Washburn 1798-1868 — |
| 203► Kansas (Wyandotte County), Kansas City — John Brown — |
| 204► Kansas (Wyandotte County), Kansas City — Quindaro Ruins Archaeological Park — |
| 205► Kansas (Wyandotte County), Kansas City — Quindaro, Kansas 1857 1862 A Kansas City, Kansas Historic Site — |
| 206► Kentucky (Boone County), Burlington — Passage To Freedom From Slavery Memorial to the Undergrond Railroad in Boone County, Kentucky Another Marker in Rabbit Hash — |
| 207► Kentucky (Boyle County), Danville — 1606 — John Marshall Harlan / Kentucky's "Great Dissenter" (1833-1911) — |
| 208► Kentucky (Bracken County), Germantown — 2076 — John Gregg Fee / Arnold Gragston (1816–1901) / — |
| 209► Kentucky (Campbell County), Bellevue — 1351 — Bellevue, Kentucky — |
| 210► Kentucky (Campbell County), Newport — 121 — General James Taylor Home — |
| 211► Kentucky (Daviess County), Maceo — 1241 — Uncle Tom Lived Here — |
| 212► Kentucky (Franklin County), Frankfort — 2235 — Emily Thomas Tubman House — |
| 213► Kentucky (Green County), Greensburg — 846 — Lincoln's Law Partner — |
| 214► Kentucky (Green County), Summersville — 719 — Lincoln's Mentor — |
| 215► Kentucky (Jefferson County), Louisville — 2072 — Kentucky Fugitives to Canada — |
| 216► Kentucky (Jefferson County), Louisville — Lincoln Memorial [Louisville, Kentucky] — |
| 217► Kentucky (Jefferson County), Louisville — 1996 — Slave Trading In Louisville / Garrison Slave Pen Site — |
| 218► Kentucky (Kenton County), Covington — 1862 — First City Hall — |
| 219► Kentucky (Kenton County), Covington — 1863 — Slave Escape / Controversial Judgment — |
| 220► Kentucky (Larue County), Hodgenville — Slavery in the Valley — |
| 221► Kentucky (Madison County), Berea — 1787 — Church of Christ, Union — |
| 222► Kentucky (Madison County), Berea — 173 — For Mountain Youth — |
| 223► Kentucky (Madison County), Richmond — 533 — "Lion of White Hall" — |
| 224► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — Paxton Inn — |
| 225► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — Underground Rail Road Circa 1840 — |
| 226► Kentucky (Meade County), Brandenburg — Underground Railroad Statue — |
| 227► Kentucky (Oldham County), La Grange — 2536 — James and Amanda Mount Home / J.C. Barnett Library and Archives — |
| 228► Kentucky (Trimble County), Bedford — 1822 — Trimble County Jail — |
| 229► Kentucky (Trimble County), Milton — 1099 — Petticoat Abolitionist — |
| 230► Louisiana (Grant Parish), Pollock — Oction House — |
| 231► Maine (Cumberland County), Brunswick — Harriet Beecher Stowe House — |
| 232► Maine (Cumberland County), Portland — Charles F. Eastman Conductor on the Underground Railroad & Entrepreneur Portland Freedom Trail — |
| 233► Maine (Cumberland County), Portland — Christopher Christian Manuel 1781 - 1845 Portland Freedom Trail — |
| 234► Maine (Cumberland County), Portland — First Parish Church Portland Maine Freedom Trail — |
| 235► Maine (Cumberland County), Portland — Franklin Street Wharf Portland Freedom Trail — |
| 236► Maine (Cumberland County), Portland — Friends (Quaker) Meeting House Portland Maine Freedom Trail — |
| 237► Maine (Cumberland County), Portland — Home of Amos Noλ and Christiana Williams Freeman Portland Freedom Trail — |
| 238► Maine (Cumberland County), Portland — Home of Elias and Elizabeth Widgery Thomas Portland Freedom Trail — |
| 239► Maine (Cumberland County), Portland — Mariner's Church Portland Maine Freedom Trail — |
| 240► Maine (Cumberland County), Portland — Portland Maine Freedom Trail Eastern Cemetery — |
| 241► Maine (Cumberland County), Portland — Portland Maine Freedom Trail Hack Stand of Reuben Ruby — |
| 242► Maine (Cumberland County), Portland — Secondhand Clothing Store of Lloyd Scott Portland Freedom Trail — |
| 243► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — Crossroads of America Mural — |
| 244► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — Crossroads of America Mural — |
| 245► Maryland (Anne Arundel County), Annapolis — Dred Scott, 1799 - 1858 Freedom Denied by the United States Supreme Court — |
| 246► Maryland (Anne Arundel County), Annapolis — Roger Brooke Taney, 1777 - 1864 Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court — |
| 247► Maryland (Baltimore), Bolton Hill — Hugh Lennox Bond 1828-1893 — |
| 248► Maryland (Baltimore), Carroll Park — Mount Clare Freedom Seekers at Georgia Plantation National Underground Railroad-Network to Freedom — |
| 249► Maryland (Baltimore), Downtown — Tyson House — |
| 250► Maryland (Baltimore), Dunbar Broadway — Dr. Charles W. Simmons Founder and President of Sojourner-Douglass College — |
| 251► Maryland (Baltimore), Fells Point — Frederick Douglass Abolitionist / Orator / Author — |
| 252► Maryland (Baltimore), Fells Point — Frederick Douglass Sculpture Frederick Douglass-Isaac Myers Maritime Park — |
| 253► Maryland (Baltimore), Fells Point — The Black Shipbuilders of the Chesapeake Bay Frederick Douglass-Isaac Myers Maritime Park and Museum — |
| 254► Maryland (Baltimore), Harbor East — President Street Station — |
| 255► Maryland (Baltimore), Jonestown — 1781 Friends Meeting House — |
| 256► Maryland (Baltimore), Jonestown — On to Yorktown Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route Historic Tail Road to Victory — |
| 257► Maryland (Baltimore), Mount Vernon — The First Unitarian Church of Baltimore (Universalist and Unitarian) — |
| 258► Maryland (Baltimore), Sharp Leadenhall — Solo Gibbs Park — |
| 259► Maryland (Baltimore), Upton — Henry Highland Garnet Park — |
| 260► Maryland (Baltimore), Westport — Mount Auburn Cemetery — |
| 261► Maryland (Baltimore County), Sparks-Glencoe — Gorsuch Tavern — |
| 262► Maryland (Baltimore County), Towson — Quarters #2 & 3 Hampton National Historic Site circa 1850 — |
| 263► Maryland (Caroline County), Denton — Caroline Courthouse In the Shadow of Justice Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway — |
| 264► Maryland (Caroline County), Denton — Choptank River Heritage Center Steal Away by River Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway — |
| 265► Maryland (Caroline County), Denton — Maryland's Eastern Shore Hundreds of Enslaved and Free Black Men Enlisted — |
| 266► Maryland (Caroline County), Denton — Moses and the Hounds Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway — |
| 267► Maryland (Caroline County), Denton — Revolution or Fraud? Emancipation in Caroline Co. — |
| 268► Maryland (Caroline County), Denton — Tuckahoe Neck Meeting House Living Their Beliefs Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway — |
| 269► Maryland (Caroline County), Denton — William Still Center Families Divided & United Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway — |
| 270► Maryland (Caroline County), Greensboro — Greensboro Threatened by Ideas Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway — |
| 271► Maryland (Caroline County), Harmony — “Sailing Away to Freedom” Gilpin Point Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway — |
| 272► Maryland (Caroline County), Hillsboro — Frederick Douglass Tales of Horror — |
| 273► Maryland (Caroline County), Preston — Choptank Landing Escape from Poplar Neck Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway — |
| 274► Maryland (Caroline County), Preston — Escape from Poplar Neck Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway — |
| 275► Maryland (Caroline County), Preston — Leverton House Finding Safe Haven Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway — |
| 276► Maryland (Caroline County), Preston — Linchester Mill Living Dangerously Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway — |
| 277► Maryland (Caroline County), Preston — Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Dangerous Rendezvous Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway — |
| 278► Maryland (Caroline County), Preston — The Underground Railroad Seed of War — |
| 279► Maryland (Caroline County), Preston — Webb Cabin Living Free Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway — |
| 280► Maryland (Caroline County), Ridgely — Adkins Arboretum Slavery's Arboretum Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway — |
| 281► Maryland (Dorchester County), Bucktown — Finding Freedom — |
| 282► Maryland (Dorchester County), Bucktown — Finding Freedom The Call of Freedom — |
| 283► Maryland (Dorchester County), Bucktown — Harriet Tubman 1820-1913 — |
| 284► Maryland (Dorchester County), Cambridge — Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge-Taking Refuge from Slavery Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway — |
| 285► Maryland (Dorchester County), Cambridge — Born To Be Free Slavery 1820 — |
| 286► Maryland (Dorchester County), Cambridge — Civil War: Abolitionist, Scout, Spy and Nurse Civil War Era 1858 - 1865 — |
| 287► Maryland (Dorchester County), Cambridge — Finding Freedom — |
| 288► Maryland (Dorchester County), Cambridge — Harriet Tubman Memorial Garden Celebrating an Icon Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway — |
| 289► Maryland (Dorchester County), Cambridge — Joe Bailey Shakes the Lion's Paw Underground Railroad 1849 - 1858 — |
| 290► Maryland (Dorchester County), Cambridge — Long Wharf The River Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway — |
| 291► Maryland (Dorchester County), Cambridge — Stanley Institute Racing to Freedom Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway — |
| 292► Maryland (Dorchester County), Cambridge — Station Stops: The Underground Railroad Underground Railroad 1849 - 1858 — |
| 293► Maryland (Dorchester County), Cambridge — The River — |
| 294► Maryland (Dorchester County), Church Creek — Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge — |
| 295► Maryland (Dorchester County), Church Creek — Finding Freedom National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom — |
| 296► Maryland (Dorchester County), Church Creek — The Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway — |
| 297► Maryland (Dorchester County), Church Creek — The Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Visitor Center — |
| 298► Maryland (Dorchester County), East New Market — Faith Community UMC Church-Living a Double Life Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway — |
| 299► Maryland (Dorchester County), Madison — Madison Preparing for Freedom Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway — |
| 300► Maryland (Dorchester County), Madison — Malone's Church Ties that Bind Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway — |
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