And here's part of the walk down Union Street, which has at least four confirmed Underground Railroad houses.

The wind really kicked up at this point so it's hard to hear what I'm saying, but this is the home of Benjamin Lundy, the
abolitionist. And when I turn around, that is the Free Labor Store where they sold goods made without any enslaved people's labor.

Here's a look inside the meeting house, which is closed this late in the year so I peeked in the window.

Today Adrienne and I traveled down to Mount Pleasant, to see the Quaker Meeting House. Mount Pleasant was a very important stop on the Underground Railroad; practically the whole town is on the Register of Historic Places.