The National Park Service preserves and protects powerful places - the physical memory of our nation's history. Locations related to the Underground Railroad are part of the Network to Freedom program. The locations in this program include National Park units, as well as locations with a verifiable connection to the Underground Railroad. Visiting these places - virtually or in-person - allows you to form your own connections to the story of the Underground Railroad in America.
This tour offers digital National Park Service Passport Stamps. Each stop's stamp will appear as a location alert on your device when you physically visit the site. To receive your stamp, make sure to enable location alerts.
- African-American Quilt Museum & Textile Academy (Marla Quilts, Inc.)
- Battle of Island Mound State Historic Site
- Constitution Hall (Topeka)
- Fort Scott National Historic Site
- Grover Barn
- Mount Mitchell Heritage Prairie Historic District
- Quindaro Underground Railroad Museum (Historic Vernon School)
- Quindaro Overlook
- Ritchie House
- Wakarusa River Valley Heritage Museum
- Watkins Museum of History
Network to Freedom
African-American Quilt...
Battle of Island Mound
Constitution Hall
Fort Scott
Grover Barn
Mount Mitchell
Old Quindaro Museum
Quindaro Overlook
Ritchie House
Wakarusa River Valley
Watkins Museum
