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X-WR-CALDESC:With its forests\, thickets\, marshes\, rivers and creeks\, th
e Eastern Shore’s natural landscape provided a passageway to freedom along
the Underground Railroad for hundreds\, and possibly thousands\, of slave
s\, including abolitionists Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman. Designa
ted as a “Place to Visit” on the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway
\, Adkins Arboretum reflects the conditions through which slaves traveled
en route to freedom\, and serves as a dramatic vista to experience the lit
tle-known relationship between nature and the Underground Railroad. \n\nWi
th generous grant support from Maryland Humanities Council and Maryland He
ritage Area Authority\, the Arboretum has produced an educational and thou
ght-provoking self-guided audio tour that explores the role of nature for
those in pursuit of freedom via the Underground Railroad. \n\nDeveloped in
concert with historians Anthony Cohen and Dr. Kate Clifford Larson\, Arbo
retum Science Advisor Sylvan Kaufman\, Arboretum docent Roger Tilden\, Arb
oretum staff Ellie Altman\, Robyn Affron\, and Ginna Tiernan\, and produce
rs Q-Media\, the tour enhances participants’ understanding of the Undergro
und Railroad and demonstrates how nature provided both obstacles and oppor
tunities for freedom seekers. \n\nJoin this special evening to celebrate t
he completion of this project\, meet the project team\, and experience the
tour. Refreshments will be served. Reservations are required.\n\nThis
program is free.\n\nClick here t
o reserve a spot.\n
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DESCRIPTION:With its forests\, thickets\, marshes\, rivers and creeks\, the
Eastern Shore’s natural landscape provided a passageway to freedom along
the Underground Railroad for hundreds\, and possibly thousands\, of slaves
\, including abolitionists Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman. Designat
ed as a “Place to Visit” on the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway\
, Adkins Arboretum reflects the conditions through which slaves traveled e
n route to freedom\, and serves as a dramatic vista to experience the litt
le-known relationship between nature and the Underground Railroad. \n\nWit
h generous grant support from Maryland Humanities Council and Maryland Her
itage Area Authority\, the Arboretum has produced an educational and thoug
ht-provoking self-guided audio tour that explores the role of nature for t
hose in pursuit of freedom via the Underground Railroad. \n\nDeveloped in
concert with historians Anthony Cohen and Dr. Kate Clifford Larson\, Arbor
etum Science Advisor Sylvan Kaufman\, Arboretum docent Roger Tilden\, Arbo
retum staff Ellie Altman\, Robyn Affron\, and Ginna Tiernan\, and producer
s Q-Media\, the tour enhances participants’ understanding of the Undergrou
nd Railroad and demonstrates how nature provided both obstacles and opport
unities for freedom seekers. \n\nJoin this special evening to celebrate th
e completion of this project\, meet the project team\, and experience the
tour. Refreshments will be served. Reservations are required.\n\nThis p
rogram is free.\n\nClick here to
reserve a spot.\n
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SUMMARY:Exploring Nature's Role in the Underground Railroad - Audio Tour La
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