(LEX 18) — Through the Civil War, the Underground Railroad was a pathway to freedom for those held as slaves. Kentucky was the last slave state people had to pass through in their race to freedom.

The Lexington Freedom Train Project has been hosting a Lyceum series to educate people about the history of slavery and the Underground Railroad in Lexington. Kentucky Edition is available to ...

Scroll past the map for descriptions ... them as conductors on the Underground Railroad. Elizabeth Hardin Clay moved to Jacksonville, Illinois, from Kentucky after marrying Porter Clay, and ...

Andrew Feight/Appalachian Freedom Heritage Tourism Initiative A historic Kentucky site has joined the National Park Service’s National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom Program ...

Word inevitably spread and it became the target destination for countless Kentucky slaves seeking the Underground Railroad. To stream WHAS11 on your phone, you need the WHAS11 app. "It was very ...

and next year will publish a history of the Still family with the University Press of Kentucky titled “STILL Family: Legacy of the Underground Railroad.” “I wanted this to be published by UK ...

A historic Kentucky site has joined the National Park Service’s National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom Program, which commemorates the stories of people who freed themselves or were ...