The Underground Railroad was a network of people all over working together to aid in freedom. Many people traveled through New York's Southern Tier on their way, and made stops in the Binghamton area.

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A proposed Harriet Tubman scenic byway that would take visitors on a 550-mile self-guided tour throughout New York dedicated ...

It's hard to get an exact number, but historians say that thousands of enslaved Americans, likely more, charged to freedom along the Underground Railroad. Many of the people who made that long ...

Tubman was one of numerous figures a part of an important hub of anti-slavery activity in Upstate New York in the 1920s, with ...

The Underground Railroad was a network of churches, safe houses and community centers that led thousands of people escaping slavery to freedom. Northern states like Pennsylvania played a major ...