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Quincy Underground Railroad Museum: Dr Richard Eells House
Welcome to the Quincy Underground Railroad Museum at the Dr. Richard Eells House, a pivotal landmark in the history of the Underground Railroad. Located at 415 Jersey Street in Quincy, Illinois, this historic site offers a profound glimpse into one of the first documented Underground Railroad stations in the nation. Step back in time as you explore the true stories of courageous individuals who sought freedom and those who risked everything to assist them. Discover the tale of Charles, a brave slave who, on August 21, 1842, swam across the dangerous Mississippi River to reach Quincy. Guided by Barryman Barnett, a free black man, Charles found refuge at the home of Dr. Richard Eells.
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