Motherland Connextions, Inc.
Neighborhood: Downtown
Phone: +1 716 282 1028
Fax: +1 716 282 1681
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Casting conductors in period clothing, this tour takes you back to the days of the Underground Railroad through passageways, tunnels and cellars. You get a feel for what runaway slaves went through to escape into Canada. The journey begins at the Michigan Street Baptist Church, home to parishioner William Wells Brown, the first African-American to publish a novel. It then moves Broderick Park, where Web DuBois crossed into Canada. The tour ends at Murphy's Orchards where you will be part of a live Underground Railroad re-enactment.
Tour the underground railroad
Neighborhood: Downtown
Phone: +1 716 282 1028
Fax: +1 716 282 1681
Email | Website | Map | add to Travel Bag (NEW)
Casting conductors in period clothing, this tour takes you back to the days of the Underground Railroad through passageways, tunnels and cellars. You get a feel for what runaway slaves went through to escape into Canada. The journey begins at the Michigan Street Baptist Church, home to parishioner William Wells Brown, the first African-American to publish a novel. It then moves Broderick Park, where Web DuBois crossed into Canada. The tour ends at Murphy's Orchards where you will be part of a live Underground Railroad re-enactment.
Reviews
Worth the trip
Went several years ago. Took the re-inactment tour and loved it. Very informative, perfect for any...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from Niagara Falls, NY on Jul 14 2005
