Abolition & Underground RR Topic

By Keith L, April 29, 2011

Eliza Winston Marker

401► Minnesota (Hennepin County), Minneapolis — Eliza Winston — Saint Anthony Falls Heritage Trail —

402► Mississippi (Itawamba County), Fulton — Underground Railroad Bicycle Route —

403► Missouri (Buchanan County), St. Joseph — A Path To Freedom — Finding refuge across the river —

404► Missouri (Cooper County), Boonville — James Milton Turner — (1839 - 1915) —

405► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Waterfront Town to Metropolis — 1856-1880 —

406► Missouri (St. Louis), Calvary-Bellefontaine Cemetery — Dred Scott — Born About 1799 — Died Sept. 17, 1858 —

407► Missouri (St. Louis), Calvary-Bellefontaine Cemetery — Harriet Scott — ca. 1815 - 1860s —

408► Missouri (St. Louis), Downtown — Action and Reaction — Jefferson National Expansion Memorial — National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior —

409► Missouri (St. Louis), Downtown — Miles of Steamboats — Jefferson National Expansion Memorial —

410► Missouri (St. Louis), Midtown — Long Roads To Freedom — Missouri's Civil War —

411► Missouri (St. Louis), Near North Riverfront — Mary Meachum Freedom Crossing — Moving Along and Across a Great River —

412► Missouri (St. Louis), West End — Thomas Hart Benton — Born March 14, 1782 —

413► Missouri (St. Louis County), University City — Dred & Harriet Scott — Dred Scott: Born Circa 1799 — Harriet Scott: Birth Date Unknown —

414► Missouri (St. Louis County), University City — Elijah Lovejoy — Born November 9, 1802 —

415► Missouri (St. Louis County), University City — William Greenleaf Eliot — Born August 5, 1811 —

416► New Hampshire (Grafton County), Littleton — First Congregational Church —

417► New Hampshire (Merrimack County), Concord — John P. Hale —

418► New Hampshire (Merrimack County), Concord — Nathaniel & Armenia White — Downtown Concord — Est. 1725 —

419► New Hampshire (Rockingham County), Portsmouth — Joseph & Nancy (Cotton) and their children, Eleazor & James — Portsmouth Black Heritage Trail —

420► New Hampshire (Sullivan County), Cornish — 076 — Salmon Portland Chase — 1808 - 1873 —

421► New Jersey (Bergen County), Fair Lawn — Slave House —

422► New Jersey (Bergen County), Washington Township — 59 — Seven Chimneys —

423► New Jersey (Camden County), Cherry Hill — Free Wheel —

424► New Jersey (Camden County), Cherry Hill — The Kay-Evans House at Croft Farm —

425► New Jersey (Camden County), Haddon Township — Saddler’s Woods —

426► New Jersey (Essex County), Newark — William Hayes Ward Home —

427► New Jersey (Mercer County), Trenton — Slavery – An “Odious and Disgraceful” Practice —

428► New Jersey (Middlesex County), Woodbridge — Bloomfield House c. 1750 —

429► New Jersey (Morris County), Convent Station — Boisaubin House —

430► New Jersey (Morris County), Pompton Plains — Giles Mandeville House — 1788 —

431► New Jersey (Salem County), Salem — Underground Railroad Station — 47 Market Street —

432► New York (Albany County), Albany — Stephen and Harriet Myers Residence — Underground Railroad Heritage Trail —

433► New York (Albany County), Slingerlands — Slingerland Family Burial Vault Erected 1852 —

434► New York (Albany County), Watervliet — The Nalle Rescue — April 27, 1860 —

435► New York (Broome County), Binghamton — Freedom Trail —

436► New York (Cattaraugus County), Franklinville — Cadiz —

437► New York (Cayuga County), Auburn — Harriet Tubman —

438► New York (Cayuga County), Auburn — In Memory of Harriet Tubman —

439► New York (Cayuga County), Auburn — Martha Coffin Wright —

440► New York (Cayuga County), Brutus — Conduit For Ideas — The Canalway Trail —

441► New York (Cayuga County), Fleming — Harriet Tubman —

442► New York (Chautauqua County), Jamestown — Here Stood a Station —

443► New York (Chautauqua County), Jamestown — The Jamestown Underground Railroad Tableau —

444► New York (Chautauqua County), Sherman — Here Stood a Station of the Underground Railroad —

445► New York (Chemung County), Elmira — A.M.E. Zion Church —

446► New York (Chemung County), Elmira — John W. Jones Museum —

447► New York (Chemung County), Elmira — Underground Railroad Participants —

448► New York (Clinton County), Champlain — Jehudi Ashmun —

449► New York (Clinton County), Keeseville — Underground Railroad —

450► New York (Clinton County), Rouses Point — Ezra Thurber’s Home — 1818 —

451► New York (Dutchess County), Fishkill — 263 — Site of Zion Pilgrim M.E. Church —

452► New York (Erie County), Aurora — 504 — W. Aurora Church —

453► New York (Erie County), Buffalo — "...With Liberty and Justice for All." — Buffalo History and Architecture — Niagara Square East —

454► New York (Erie County), Buffalo — A Melting Pot — Michigan Avenue Heritage Corridor —

455► New York (Erie County), Buffalo — Black Rock Harbor / From Plantation to Promised Land — National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom —

456► New York (Erie County), Buffalo — Broderick Park / Distinctive River Ecosystems — National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom —

457► New York (Erie County), Buffalo — Buffalo Riverfront Historical Eras to 1930 —

458► New York (Erie County), Buffalo — Harrowing Journey — National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom —

459► New York (Erie County), Buffalo — Mary B. Talbert —

460► New York (Erie County), Buffalo — Michigan Street Baptist Church — Site of an Underground Railroad Station —

461► New York (Erie County), Buffalo — Michigan Street Baptist Church — Underground Railroad Heritage Trail —

462► New York (Erie County), Buffalo — Underground Railroad River Crossing —

463► New York (Erie County), Buffalo — William Wells Brown —

464► New York (Erie County), Buffalo — William Wells Brown — Anti-Slavery Activist and Writer —

465► New York (Erie County), Cheektowaga — Bellevue — Cheektowaga Historic Rails to Trails —

466► New York (Erie County), Cheektowaga — Site of Underground Railway Station —

467► New York (Erie County), Eden — Col. Asa Warren —

468► New York (Erie County), Orchard Park — Obadiah Baker Homestead —

469► New York (Essex County), Elizabethtown — John Brown’s Body —

470► New York (Essex County), North Elba — Here Lies Buried John Brown —

471► New York (Essex County), North Elba — John Brown —

472► New York (Franklin County), Malone — Congregational Church —

473► New York (Fulton County), Broadalbin — Locust Grove —

474► New York (Genesee County), LeRoy — Anti-Slavery Meetings —

475► New York (Genesee County), LeRoy — Underground Railroad Route —

476► New York (Jefferson County), Henderson — 1820 Oliver Bates Home —

477► New York (Kings County), Brooklyn — Brooklyn Heights Historic District — New York Landmarks Preservation Foundation —

478► New York (Kings County), Brooklyn — Governor DeWitt Clinton —

479► New York (Kings County), Brooklyn — John Brooks Henderson —

480► New York (Kings County), Brooklyn — Plymouth Church of the Pilgrims — Underground Railroad Heritage Trail —

481► New York (Lewis County), Martinsburg — Hough’s Cave —

482► New York (Madison County), Canastota — Lenox Anti-Slavery Society — LA-SS —

483► New York (Monroe County), Henrietta — Born in Log House —

484► New York (Monroe County), Irondequoit — An Early Doctor —

485► New York (Monroe County), Rochester — Anthony House — Cousin of Susan B. Anthony —

486► New York (Monroe County), Rochester — Austin Steward 1793-1869 —

487► New York (Monroe County), Rochester — Douglass Home —

488► New York (Monroe County), Rochester — 505 — Douglass Home —

489► New York (Monroe County), Rochester — Frederick Douglass — 1818-1895 —

490► New York (Monroe County), Rochester — Frederick Douglass 1815-1895 —

491► New York (Monroe County), Rochester — Frederick Douglass Home Site —

492► New York (Monroe County), Rochester — Historic Site in Journalism — [The North Star] —

493► New York (Monroe County), Rochester — Kelsey's Landing —

494► New York (Monroe County), Rochester — Original Site of Frederick Douglass Monument —

495► New York (Monroe County), Rochester — Post House —

496► New York (Monroe County), Rochester — Richardson Farm —

497► New York (Monroe County), Rochester — Rochester: Center of Freedom — Isaac and Amy Post home - stop on the Underground Railroad —

498► New York (Monroe County), Rochester — Susan B. Anthony House — Headquarters of the Suffrage Movement —

499► New York (Monroe County), Rochester — The Underground Railroad —

500► New York (Monroe County), Rochester — Underground Railroad —