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Seth Marshall house photograph

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This is the Painesville, Ohio, residence of Seth Marshall (1815-1883), who gave shelter to fugitive slaves escaping to freedom in Canada along the Underground Railroad.
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  1. Abolition Movement
  2. Historic Houses
  3. Ohio
  4. Underground Railroad

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