Abolition & Underground RR Topic

By Mark Hilton, March 11, 2017

Frederick Douglass Hall

1► Alabama (Macon County), Tuskegee Institute — Frederick Douglass Hall — 1904 —

2► California (San Francisco City and County), San Francisco — Mary Ellen Pleasant Memorial Park — 1814 - 1904 —

3► Colorado (Denver County), Denver — Barney Ford Building — 1863 — Lower Downtown Walking Tour —

4► Connecticut (Hartford County), Farmington — Farmington and the Freedom Trail —

5► Connecticut (Hartford County), Hartford — Frederick Douglass —

6► Connecticut (Hartford County), Hartford — John Haynes —

7► Connecticut (Litchfield County), Torrington — John Brown Birthplace —

8► Connecticut (Middlesex County), Deep River — The Underground Railroad —

9► Connecticut (Middlesex County), Middletown — The Abolitionist Movement —

10► Connecticut (New Haven County), New Haven — “Make Us Free” — Amistad Memorial —

11► Connecticut (New London County), Mystic — George Greenman House —

12► Delaware (Kent County), Camden — KC-41 — Camden —

13► Delaware (Kent County), Camden — KC-73 — Camden Friends Meeting — Burial Place of John Hunn —

14► Delaware (Kent County), Camden — John Hunn — 1814 - 1894 — Quaker Abolitionist —

15► Delaware (Kent County), Camden — KC-110 — Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church —

16► Delaware (Kent County), Dover — Continuity & Progress — Historically Happening — Dover, Delaware —

17► Delaware (Kent County), Magnolia — KC-91 — Warner Mifflin — 1745 - 1798 —

18► Delaware (Kent County), Willow Grove — KC-118 — Samuel D. Burris —

19► Delaware (New Castle County), Middletown — NC-210 — Former Site of the Alston and Hunn Farms —

20► Delaware (New Castle County), Odessa — NC-90 — Appoquinimink Friends Meeting House —

21► Delaware (New Castle County), Smyrna — NC-89 — Clearfield Farm —

22► Delaware (New Castle County), Wilmington — NC-128 — Freedom Lost —

23► Delaware (New Castle County), Wilmington — Harriet Tubman — (born Araminta Harriet Ross; 1820 - March 10, 1913) —

24► Delaware (New Castle County), Wilmington — NC-76 — Meeting House 1816 — Religious Society of Friends —

25► Delaware (New Castle County), Wilmington — The Big Quarterly — Riverfront Wilmington —

26► Delaware (New Castle County), Wilmington — The Underground Railroad — Riverfront Wilmington —

27► Delaware (New Castle County), Wilmington — NC-88 — Thomas Garrett — Stationmaster on the Underground Railroad —

28► Delaware (New Castle County), Wilmington — NC-125 — Wilmington Friends Meeting — Burial Place of Thomas Garrett —

29► Delaware (Sussex County), Seaford — SC-233 — Gateway to Freedom: The Tilly Escape —

30► District of Columbia (Washington), Anacostia — Frederick Douglass National Historic Site —

31► District of Columbia (Washington), Anacostia — 18 — The Sage of Anacostia — An East-of-the River View — Anacostia Heritage Trail —

32► District of Columbia (Washington), Anacostia Park — Hillsdale & Frederick Douglass —

33► District of Columbia (Washington), Barney Circle — John Smilie — Congressional Cemetery —

34► District of Columbia (Washington), Barney Circle — National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom —

35► District of Columbia (Washington), Bloomingdale — Metropolitan Wesley A.M.E. Zion Church — The Gate Way to Freedom —

36► District of Columbia (Washington), Capitol Hill — Frederick Douglass — (1817 - 1895) —

37► District of Columbia (Washington), Capitol Hill — Freedmen’s Memorial Monument to Abraham Lincoln — or Freedom’s Memorial —

38► District of Columbia (Washington), Douglass — Activist Grove (1833-1845) — Douglass Community Center —

39► District of Columbia (Washington), Douglass — Escape Allée (1838) — Douglass Community Center —

40► District of Columbia (Washington), Douglass — Freedom Grove (1838) — Douglass Community Center —

41► District of Columbia (Washington), Douglass — Memorial Grove (1841-1895) — Douglass Community Center —

42► District of Columbia (Washington), Downtown — W.3 — Asbury United Methodist Church — Civil War to Civil Rights — Downtown Heritage Trail —

43► District of Columbia (Washington), Downtown — W.3 — Asbury United Methodist Church — Civil War to Civil Rights — Downtown Heritage Trail —

44► District of Columbia (Washington), Downtown — W.4 — New York Avenue Presbyterian Church at Herald Square — Civil War to Civil Rights — Downtown Heritage Trail —

45► District of Columbia (Washington), Dupont Circle — After the Civil War — Dupont Circle — Diverse Visions | One Neighborhood —

46► District of Columbia (Washington), Dupont Circle — Dupont Circle Mural Key —

47► District of Columbia (Washington), Dupont Circle — 336 — From 1890 to 1910 — Dupont Circle — Diverse Visions | One Neighborhood —

48► District of Columbia (Washington), Foggy Bottom — Leonard A. Grimes — (1815 - 1873) —

49► District of Columbia (Washington), Georgetown — Herring Hill —

50► District of Columbia (Washington), Judiciary Square — e.3 — Senator Daniel Webster — Civil War to Civil Rights — Downtown Heritage Trail —

51► District of Columbia (Washington), Logan Circle — John Logan House — A Memorial to General and Senator John A. Logan — Champion in the Struggle to Preserve the Union and Establish Racial Justice in America —

52► District of Columbia (Washington), Mount Vernon Square — 15 — On the Path — Midcity at the Crossroads — Shaw Heritage Trail —

53► District of Columbia (Washington), Mount Vernon Square — Second Baptist Church — 816 Third Street, NW —

54► District of Columbia (Washington), North Cleveland Park — The Rest — Tenleytown, DC — Country Village to City Neighborhood —

55► District of Columbia (Washington), Old Soldiers Home — President Lincoln’s Cottage at the Soldiers’ Home — A National Trust Historic Site —

56► District of Columbia (Washington), Penn Quarter — e.2 — Ending Slavery in Washington — Civil War to Civil Rights — Downtown Heritage Trail —

57► District of Columbia (Washington), Penn Quarter — Frederick Douglass 1817 - 1895 — The Extra Mile — Points of Light Volunteer Pathway —

58► District of Columbia (Washington), Penn Quarter — Harriet Tubman circa 1820 - 1913 — The Extra Mile — Points of Light Volunteer Pathway —

59► District of Columbia (Washington), Penn Quarter — 5850-2019 — Julia Ward Howe — 1819 - 1910 —

60► District of Columbia (Washington), Penn Quarter — .4 — The Roots of Freedom and Equality — Civil War to Civil Rights — Downtown Heritage Trail —

61► District of Columbia (Washington), Southwest Federal Center — The Slave Trade in Washington, DC —

62► District of Columbia (Washington), Southwest Waterfront — 10 — Escape from Slavery — River Farms to Urban Towers — Southwest Heritage Trail —

63► District of Columbia (Washington), Southwest Waterfront — The Pearl —

64► District of Columbia (Washington), Southwest Waterfront — Underground Railroad and Waterway —

65► District of Columbia (Washington), The National Mall — Live Oaks: A Gathering Place —

66► District of Columbia (Washington), The National Mall — Live Oaks: A Symbol of Strength —

67► District of Columbia (Washington), U Street Corridor — Mary Ann Shadd Cary Residence — African American Heritage Trail, Washington, DC — 1421 W Street, NW —

68► District of Columbia (Washington), U Street Corridor — 8 — You are in the "Strivers' Section" — Dupont Circle — Diverse Visions, One Neighborhood —

69► Florida (Alachua County), Micanopy — F-860 — Moses Elias Levy —

70► Florida (Miami-Dade County), Key Biscayne — Escaping to Freedom in the Bahamas —

71► Florida (St. Johns County), St. Augustine — El Pueblo de Gracia Real de Santa Teresa de Mose — Fort Mose Historic State Park —

72► Florida (St. Johns County), St. Augustine — The Last Slave Cabin — Accord Freedom Trail —

73► Georgia (Chatham County), Tybee Island — 25-32 — History of Emancipation: — Gen. David Hunter and General Orders No. 7 —

74► Georgia (Wilkes County), Washington — Bishop James Osgood Andrew —

75► Illinois (Adams County), Quincy — Changing Slavery — Lincoln-Douglas Debate —

76► Illinois (Adams County), Quincy — Charley's Run —

77► Illinois (Adams County), Quincy — Douglas' Disciple — Looking for Lincoln —

78► Illinois (Adams County), Quincy — Dred Scott Decision — Lincoln-Douglas Debate —

79► Illinois (Adams County), Quincy — Lincoln's 1854 Visit — Looking for Lincoln —

80► Illinois (Adams County), Quincy — Morality of Slavery — Lincoln-Douglas Debate —

81► Illinois (Adams County), Quincy — Permanency of Slavery — Lincoln-Douglas Debate —

82► Illinois (Adams County), Quincy — Racial Equality — Lincoln-Douglas Debate —

83► Illinois (Adams County), Quincy — Search for Equality — Looking for Lincoln —

84► Illinois (Adams County), Quincy — Spread of Slavery Into The Territories — Lincoln-Douglas Debate —

85► Illinois (Bond County), Greenville — History of Greenville-Bond County —

86► Illinois (Bureau County), Princeton — Owen Lovejoy Home —

87► Illinois (Champaign County), Champaign — The First Congregational Church — Champaign Historic Site —

88► Illinois (Coles County), Oakland — Home of Dr. Hiram Rutherford —

89► Illinois (Coles County), Oakland — The Matson Slave Trial — Looking for Lincoln —

90► Illinois (Edwards County), Albion — Morris Birkbeck —

91► Illinois (Fayette County), Vandalia — First Protest Against Slavery — 1837 —

92► Illinois (Jersey County), Grafton — Elijah Lovejoy — 1802-1837 —

93► Illinois (Jersey County), Jerseyville — The Red House / Cheney Mansion —

94► Illinois (Kane County), West Dundee — Duff House —

95► Illinois (Kane County), West Dundee — Pinkerton’s Early Home —

96► Illinois (Knox County), Galesburg — Lincoln-Douglas Debate —

97► Illinois (Knox County), Galesburg — The Fifth Debate — Looking for Lincoln —

98► Illinois (Lake County), Gurnee — The Mother Rudd Barn — Historic Garden — 1840 s —

99► Illinois (LaSalle County), Ottawa — First Lincoln-Douglas Debate — Looking for Lincoln —

100► Illinois (LaSalle County), Ottawa — Lincoln and Douglas Debate —