Meet the woman who helped desegregate Cincinnati's streetcar

Sarah and Peter Fossett, prominent Black citizens in Civil War-era Cincinnati, stood up to abolish slavery and desegregate the city’s streetcar.

Related Keywords

Queens , Kentucky , United States , South Carolina , Gwynne Building , Ohio , First Baptist Church , France , Hamilton County , Cincinnati , Baptist Cemetery , Charleston , Cumminsville , French , Jamesj Robbins , Abraham Gwynne , Alice Claypoole Gwynne Vanderbilt , Thomas Jefferson Monticello , Levi Coffin , Peter Farley Fossett , Sarah Fossett , Thomas Jefferson , James Monroe , Bellamy Storer , Peter Fossett , James Madison , Seane Andres , Henry Kimber , Sarah Mayrant Walker Fossett , Wendellp Dabney , Kristin Suess , Judith Mayrant , Davidp Lowe , Isaac Young , Abraham Evans Gwynne , Rosa Parks , Young , City Passenger Railroad Co , Union Baptist Cemetery In Price Hill , Baptist Church , Police Court , City Passenger Railroad , Montgomery Bus Boycott , South Cumminsville , New Orleans , Cornelius Vanderbilt , Underground Railroad , Ninth Street Baptist Church , Civil War , Black Brigade , Law Gazette , Cincinnati Gazette , Cincinnati Commercial , Burnet House , Queen City , Cincinnati Streetcar , Orphan Asylum , Colored Youth , Union Baptist Cemetery , Price Hill , Lice Claypoole Gwynne , The Underground Railroad , Black History ,