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Tom’s memoir of how he became involved in UGRR research and those who helped him
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This is Tom’s first-person account of how he became involved in researching the UGRR in 1991, and the many individuals who assisted his research. It tells the story of how his research led to the discovery of the Stephen and Harriet Myers Residence museum and the rediscovery of forgotten abolitionist, Rev. Abel Brown, among others.
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