Home of Harriet Tubman FOUND in Maryland where the Underground Railroad conductor lived in the 1800s
Officials announced they have uncovered the site of Harriet Tubman's home Tubman is famous for orchestrating the Underground Railroad in the 1800s It was a system that help bring slaves from the south up into the relative safety of the north The cabin, which has since disappeared, belonged to her father, Ben Ross, during the early 1800s The site was uncovered last November but artifacts help confirm the speculation Pieces of 19th-century pottery, a button, a drawer pull, a pipe stem and old records helped experts locate the historical location