Tuesday, May 18th, 2010
Please come write on our walls! What would you like to say about Gage’s ideas on abolition? Engage in a respectful dialogue about how we interpret this important theme in Gage’s life.
Comments from October 9, 2010 are from our Grand Opening Weekend when visitors wrote on our actual walls.
Underground Railroad Write on our Walls
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The web of the UGRR spreads across the region. Connect the dots!
Here at last,
Here at last!
Thank God all mighty
The UGRR room is here…at Last!
What a great way to meet new people and share our knowledge!
All colors welcome!
Gages daughter Helen
held in her memory.
A black man thankful…
on his bended knees.
A trap door to the cellar
Just a hole in the ground
A safe place for Freedom Takers
Who were Canada Bound.
Freedom is a brith right and freedom is a good thing and nice thing.
References to nearby Peterboro – G. Smith
Other local UGRR leaders – and anyone who was prosecuted for their stands.
Local reaction to Dred Scott
I hope there are no more slaves.
Consider audio tours like @ Everson Museum
I don’t like slaverei
How wonderful to know of Gage’s willingness to put herself on the line in her commitment to abolition.