National Underground Railroad Museum

This place is a must see. The tour was 5 dollars in cash. When i went it was only 3 people on the tour. the tour guide was very knowledgeable and very friendly and answered all the questions we had. We walked around the house that was once used as a safe house for the underground railroad. So much history the house had. The house was turned into a musuem that included artifacts and exhibits. From upstairs you can see the ohio river where people would cross. even though the tour was just the house, the tour guide gave us pointers on where to go next. If you have time and are in the area continue by going to the rankin house which was also a safe house, you can take a tour their as well. Make sure you do the stairway to freedom!

MaryBeth is was AMAZING!!! So informative!!! The ABSOLUTE need to keep talking about our history. I cannot wait to bring other people on our next visit!!!

Crystal was absolutely phenomenal and gave us an incredible tour - her passion is evident and contagious. The National Underground Railroad Museum is a must if you're in the area (or even if you're not - we're from Massachusetts). Don't miss out on learning forgotten (or ignored) history that this museum sheds light on.