Ask Us Page

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Title

Ask Us Page

Description

Printout of webpage about how to verify if homes were part of the Underground Railroad network along with handwritten notes from Deerfield Public Library staff.

Creator

Underground Railroad Freedom Center

Source

Underground Railroad Freedom Center

Publisher

Deerfield Public Library

Date

02/06/2002

Language

English

Identifier

DPL.0013.008

Collection

Lyman Wilmot House

Tags

Aaron Buda, African Americans, Andrew Jackson, Caribbean, Chicago Illinois, Chicago Networking Researching Meeting, Christian Denominations, Cindy Wargo, Deerfield Public Library, Diane Miller, Doubleday, Eric Jackson, Glennette Tilley Turner, Hidden in Plain View: A Secret Story of Quilts and the Underground Railroad, Illinois, Jacqueline Tobin, Judith Hortin, Judy Scheehle, Kristine Yohe, Mexico, Milton Wisconsin, National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, National Underground Railroad Freedom Center Website, National Underground Railroad Freedom Center Website Ask Us Page, Native Americans, New York City New York, Northern Kentucky University, Northern Kentucky University History Department, Northern Kentucky University Literature and Language Department, Peggy Montes, Raymond Dobard, Underground Railroad, Underground Railroad in Illinois, United States National Archives, United States National Park Service, United States National Park Service Midwest Regional Office, United States National Park Service Network to Freedom Program, Washington D.C., Wheaton Illinois, Wisconsin

Citation

Underground Railroad Freedom Center, “Ask Us Page,” DPL Digital Collections, accessed April 25, 2024, https://archives.deerfieldlibrary.org/items/show/2079.

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