The Southwick family members were Quaker in early Salem, even when that meant persecution from the Puritan authorities. Their children a...

The historic Old Meeting House in Pittsfield, now the town Senior Center In the 1840s not all of New England espoused Abolitionist b...

In part 1 of this series of posts I included an introduction on my Father's college paper on the Underground Railroad in Massachusetts, ...

A story for Juneteenth How did a runaway slave from Philadelphia come to New Hampshire? And why was she instantly recognized? Well, she be...

- The American Anti-Slavery Society 1893 Reunion of the Danvers, Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society This is the third part of my se...