Just as there are railroads there are railroad stations. In the big cities, the majority of slaves would stop to rest, get food, and prepare to continue their journey for freedom farther beyond the Northern areas of the United States.
Such places were considered, "stations." For many slaves decided to run and settle in Canada, which slavery was forbidden, and the slaves knew that they would be free forever.
So, as an example, a slave who ran away from his master in South Carolina, had to go along way to make it to the Canadian border.
Therefore, the stations, would help him on his journey, as he would reach the larger cities.
The underground railroad.
Harriet Tubman created the underground rail road.
the underground rail road
The Underground, more commonly called the Tube.
What was most of the silver deep underground in rich streaks of ore called?
The Underground Rail Road
The underground railroad.
they call it that because it was underground and its was a rail road
what are 10 facts on the underground rail road
Harriet Tubman created the underground rail road.
Harriet Tubman was the leader of the underground rail road
No, the underground rail road existed before she started taking (used to be) enslaved slaves there.
Those metal things in the middle of the road are called "manhole covers" or "manhole lids." They are used to cover openings to underground utility lines and provide access for maintenance and repair work.
runaway slaves
Harriet Tubman
It sleeps some where
Harriett tubman