Birmingham Museum celebrates Underground Railroad history
At 11 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 17, the public is invited to an Underground Railroad Commemoration Ceremony at Quarton Lake Park.
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Birmingham Museum celebrates Underground Railroad history
At 11 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 17, the public is invited to an Underground Railroad Commemoration Ceremony at Quarton Lake Park.
Source: hometownlife.com
Birmingham cemetery gets national Black history designation
The citys connection to the Underground Railroad network noted with graves of local abolitionist Elijah S. Fish and former slave George B. Taylor.
Source: detroitnews.com
National Parks Adds Michigan Site to Underground Railroad Network
The burial sites of Elijah Fish and George Taylor in Greenwood Cemetery in Birmingham, MI were just added to the National Parks Service's Underground Railroad Network to Freedom.
United States Oakland County Greenwood Cemetery First Presbyterian Church James Stottlemyer George Taylor
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National Parks Adds Michigan Site to Underground Railroad Network
The burial sites of Elijah Fish and George Taylor in Greenwood Cemetery in Birmingham, MI were just added to the National Parks Service's Underground Railroad Network to Freedom.
United States Oakland County Greenwood Cemetery First Presbyterian Church James Stottlemyer George Taylor
Source: wkfr.com
Greenwood Cemetery applies to National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom
BIRMINGHAM — Local researchers have uncovered a part of Birmingham’s history that ties back to the Underground Railroad.
Greenwood Cemetery United States Oakland County First Presbyterian Church George Taylor George Getschman
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Greenwood Cemetery applies to National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom
BIRMINGHAM — Local researchers have uncovered a part of Birmingham’s history that ties back to the Underground Railroad.
Greenwood Cemetery United States Oakland County First Presbyterian Church George Taylor George Getschman
Source: candgnews.com