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Of the fifty states it is the 34th largest by area the seventh most populous and the tenth most densely populated. Its first church is thought to have been a Methodist church that was established on the east side of Alum Creek in approximately 1828. By Erin Lattimer datainindiana. Wilson Bruce Evans House--Oberlin 6.

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Ohio Underground Railroad Map. The scheme was assisted by abolitionists and others sympathetic to the cause of the escapees. Reuben Benedict House--Marengo 10. The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center opened in August 2004 on the banks of the Ohio River in downtown Cincinnati Ohio.

The states capital and largest city is Columbus. Ohio served as the northern trunk line of the Underground Railroad a system of secret routes used by free people in the North South to help slaves escape to freedom. In 1843 the slavery question separated its congregation.

Fugitives sometimes stayed in African American Settlements in southern Ohio while others found freedom in Canada. Trails began at the Ohio River and ended at Lake Erie though for some the trail ended in southern Ohio. Share this story.

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Map Of A Map Of The North Central United States Showing The Routes Of The Underground Railroad 1830 1865 Showing The Principal Routes Used By Slaves To The Free States And Canada After 1833 The Slave Who Reached Canada Was Free By British Statute