Underground Railroad Educational Links

• Aboard the Underground Railroad - A National Register Travel Itinerary, National Park Service
• Exploring a Common Past - Researching and Interpreting the Underground Railroad, National Park Service
• The Underground Railroad - National Geographic 1999 Feature Site
• Taking the Freedom Train - Underground Railroad: Special Resource Study, National Parks Service
• Harriet Tubman & The Underground Railroad for Children - site developed by second graders at the Pocantico Hills School
• The Underground Railroad Site at UC Davis - It was a network of PEOPLE, from all walks of life, who worked, often illegally, for the FREEDOM of slaves in pre-Civil War America.

African American Historical Sites

• The African-American Mosaic Exhibition (Library of Congress)
  This site offers books, periodicals, prints, photographs, music, films, and recorded sound that capture the voices of Americans during the "back-to-Africa" movement, abolitionist period, and the migration of African Americans to the West and North.

• African America Perspectives
  This site presents audio clips, excerpts of texts, and historical facts relating to pamphlets written by African American authors between 1818 and 1907.
  
• American Slave Narratives
  This collection of narratives of former slaves offers insights into life under slavery in the 19th century.

Underground Railroad in Ohio

• National Underground Railroad Freedom Center - Cincinnati