Officials at Cincinnati's Freedom Center learned last week that the history they tell about the Underground Railroad conflicts with a revised version favored by the Trump administration.

An artist rendering of the exhibit space for "In This Place." The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center is preparing to open its first new permanent exhibit in 15 years. "In This Place" is ...

At the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, we share stories of our past rooted in facts and dedicated to presenting our nation’s history with accuracy. This includes our triumphs and ...

The content was replaced with a collage of Underground Railroad stamps from the U.S. Postal Service that highlight “Black/White Cooperation” in transporting escaped slaves to freedom in the north.

The Underground Railroad was a loose network of people who work together to offer shelter and aid to freedom seekers from the South, and it ran through the Susquehanna Valley. In this episode of ...

the website "What is the Underground Railroad" in February began with a picture and a quote from Tubman, the formerly enslaved woman who helped shepherd others to freedom in the North. But by the ...

“Men, women, Black families and white families have all kinds of experiences with freedom seekers.” Tom Shepherd is secretary of the recently renamed Midwest Underground Railroad ...

The National Park Service on Monday returned an image of and quote from Harriet Tubman to a webpage about the Underground Railroad ... network for slaves seeking freedom.But sometime in February ...