Levi and Catharine Coffin State Historic Site

"I had an encouraging time with a friend at the Levi and Catharine Coffin House. We are both pastors who are passionate about Jesus and justice. My own family history is bound to the history of Quaker abolitionists who journeyed from North Carolina to Indiana. My family (Pettiford) came to Indiana from Guilford County, NC by way of the Underground Railroad. I’m grateful for the faith of Christians who trusted the Lord to bear witness to the Good News of Jesus Christ by choosing to obey God’s call to love neighbor over dehumanizing laws and practices in this country. May we continue to imagine God’s call for faithfulness as it relates to justice in 2024 and beyond. Robin did a great job on the tour and was very informative. Thank you! I’ll definitely be back!"

"We took the tour anfmd the guide was very knowledgeable and answered all of our questions. Highly recommend going it was very interesting"

"Have always wanted to see the Levi Coffin House as my great great grandfather knew Levi Coffin. My sisters took me on my 70th birthday. It's well worth the visit."

"The Indiana home of the President of the Underworld Railroad. Levi Coffin, a Quaker who moved to Indiana to leave slaveholding North Carolina built and lived in this home with his family as well as sheltering approximately 1,000 travelers in need. A well preserved home with a well in the basement. Robin, our tour guide was excellent!"

"Awesome historical attraction, well, for those of us who love Indiana and US history. Nice, modern interpretation center that is located next to the well maintained house of the "President of the Underground Railroad." The museum tour guide did a fabulous job of presenting the house and the story of Levi and Catherine Coffin!"