[PDF.39wk] Safe Houses and the Underground Railroad in East Central Ohio

Safe Houses and the Underground Railroad in East Central Ohio

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 | #2026039 in Books |  2010-11-29 |  2010-11-29 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  9.00 x.31 x6.00l,.48 | File type: PDF | 128 pages

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||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| I love this book I am so interested in the underground ...|By deb|I love this book I am so interested in the underground rail road and ohio would recommend this book|4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.| A Very Informative Read|By L. Rutledge|Janice VanHorne Lane takes her readers into the safehouses along the Un|About the Author|Janice VanHorne-Lane is a freelance writer and historian in Carroll County. She has previously written Carroll County: A Place to Call Home and Carrollton. Besides freelance writing, Janice volunteers with the Carroll County Genealogical Society

For slaves fleeing captivity, the Underground Railroad was the most viable means of escape, and with over three thousand miles of clandestine routes and secret trails, Ohio had the country's most extensive network of safe houses. A great number of these passageways were concentrated throughout the state's east central region, particularly the inland channels of Coshocton, Holmes and Guernsey Counties and the now-famous canal route, a major conduit winding through Tuscara...

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