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Kept by Daniel Osborn, of Alum Creek Settlement, Ohio

Kept by Daniel Osborn, of Alum Creek Settlement, Ohio

The underground railroad from slavery to freedom [Title page]

The underground railroad from slavery to freedom [Title page]

Network of routes through Greene, Warren and Clinton counties, Ohio

Network of routes through Greene, Warren and Clinton counties, Ohio

Routes through Indiana and Michigan in 1848. As traced by Lewis Falley

Routes through Indiana and Michigan in 1848. As traced by Lewis Falley

Record of fugitives aided during five months

Record of fugitives aided during five months

Rush R. Sloane, of Sandusky, Ohio, fined $3000 and costs for assisting runaways to Canada

Rush R. Sloane, of Sandusky, Ohio, fined $3000 and costs for assisting runaways to Canada

Samuel Harper and wife, of Windsor, Ontario, the two survivors of the company of slaves abducted by John Brown from Missouri in the winter of 1858-1859

Samuel Harper and wife, of Windsor, Ontario, the two survivors of the company of slaves abducted by John Brown from Missouri in the winter of 1858-1859

This church once stood near the house of Lewis Hayden, 66 Phillips Street, Boston, Massachusetts

This church once stood near the house of Lewis Hayden, 66 Phillips Street, Boston, Massachusetts

A crossing place for fugitive slaves on the Ohio River, at Steubenville, Ohio

A crossing place for fugitive slaves on the Ohio River, at Steubenville, Ohio

The reputed President of the Underground Railroad; Mr Coffin and his wife aided more than 3000 slaves in their flight

The reputed President of the Underground Railroad; Mr Coffin and his wife aided more than 3000 slaves in their flight

Caves in Salem township, Washington County, Ohio; The cave on the left was a rendezvous for fugitives

Caves in Salem township, Washington County, Ohio; The cave on the left was a rendezvous for fugitives

Gerrit Smith, M. C., the multi-millionaire, whose mansion in Peterboro, New York, was a station

Gerrit Smith, M. C., the multi-millionaire, whose mansion in Peterboro, New York, was a station

One of the pioneers in the Underground Movement in Philadelphia and New York; Mr. Hopper is supposed to have resorted to underground methods as early as 1787

One of the pioneers in the Underground Movement in Philadelphia and New York; Mr. Hopper is supposed to have resorted to underground methods as early as 1787

Salmon P. Chase, of Ohio, known as 'attorney-general for fugitive slaves,' on account of his frequent appearance as counsel in fugitive slave cases

Salmon P. Chase, of Ohio, known as 'attorney-general for fugitive slaves,' on account of his frequent appearance as counsel in fugitive slave cases

House of Mrs. Elizabeth Buffum Chace; A station of the Underground Railroad, Valley Falls, Rhode Island

House of Mrs. Elizabeth Buffum Chace; A station of the Underground Railroad, Valley Falls, Rhode Island

Harriet Tubman; "The Moses of her people"; Herself a fugitive, she abducted more than 300 slaves, and also served as a scout and nurse for the Union forces

Harriet Tubman; "The Moses of her people"; Herself a fugitive, she abducted more than 300 slaves, and also served as a scout and nurse for the Union forces

House of the Rev. John Rankin, Ripley, Ohio. Situated on the top of a high hill, this initial station was readily found by runaways from the Kentucky shore opposite

House of the Rev. John Rankin, Ripley, Ohio. Situated on the top of a high hill, this initial station was readily found by runaways from the Kentucky shore opposite