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Underground Railroad Station IN424

Site of Doctor Theodore A. Pinkney's home, traditional stop on a central Indiana route of the Underground Railroad. This system of aiding escaping slaves to freedom existed for half a century, ending with the Civil War.

Erected by Indiana Sesquicentennial Commission, 1966.

750 E. Jefferson St., W. of Edwards St., Franklin, Johnson County Indiana


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