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Posted on Wed, Jun 20, 2007
A new Phila. story: Escape from slavery
As the summer tourists flock to the city, Philadelphia officials yesterday announced a new project, Quest for Freedom, linking more than 20 sites that tell the tale of the Underground Railroad in the region - a venture to raise awareness about the African American experience and to boost tourism. »Read story
 
Video: Officials announce "Quest for Freedom" program
 
Map: Quest for Freedom Sites in Philadelphia
 
Civil War and Underground Railroad Museum of Philadelphia
 
Underground Railroad in Philadelphia (.pdf)
 
Peter Mott House
 
Kennett Underground Railroad Center
 
Map: Underground Railroad Sites in Southern Chester Co
 
Quest for Freedom Web site



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