Stirring stories told by a family of local civil rights activists and educators accompanied by African music as you tour a significant stop on the Underground Railroad. Everyone needs to hear and see this important site. more

I have never left a review before, but felt that this museum needed the support. The estate was very eye opening, and the tour guide ( I wish I could remember his name) spoke with such a passion that I could have listened to him for hours. I learned a lot from him and would recommend this stop to anyone!... more

I have toured many old plantation homes and another underground railroad home, but none gave the information packed inside this humble home. It shows how some people were willing to risk their very lives to help people who were oppressed. It also shows an honest view of what slaves went through. My group had members from age 6 to 78,... more

I took my daughter, 17, for a tour. She is a history buff and we are from Denver, CO. The tour is given in a simple, straight-forward presentation. The most benefit is gained when you open your heart and mind and let your emotions and thoughts drift back and join those who passed through this tiny home. Bless all who... more

The first review on this list is ridiculous! The guide explains clearly that the underground means secret and railroad refers to the river just 2 blocks away. It was a very humbling experience and a can't miss if you are wanting to learn some history. more

Erica the tour guide was full of information. She gave a full history about slavery and my jaw dropped as she was telling the stories. It is not America's finest hour but still a part of history and worth visiting regardless. Only open Tues-Sat so plan accordingly. more

Um, everyone realises that the underground railroad wasn't actually a railroad, right? This place is an absolute fraud. Pure, unadulturated crap. Only worth going to see the all-to-earnest guides explain that the underground railroad had rails. Hilarious. And sad. more

I toured the home about 8 years ago. I must say it was very impressionable. The house is very small and old but it gives a true experience of what it was like and where the term 'underground railroad' originated. Don't believe your history teacher when they say there was no real underground railroad because here it is, traveling through... more

This was a great surprise. It is a small house used as part of the underground railroad. They have collected a lot of period information. Tour guide takes you through the house. The guide was very knowledgable and interesting. more