Escape stories of fugitive slaves, slave narratives, biographies
- Slave narratives in print
- Index of slave narratives done in the 1920s
- Original student slave narratives
- Harriet Jacobs' recollections
- Narrative of the Life of Henry "Box" Brown written by himself.
- Frederick Douglass escape
- Harriet Tubman (abt 1820 - 1913) biography
- Scholarship about the life of Harriet Tubman - myth, historical memory, history
- Her early life through photos and documents
- 1889 - Community friends organize a two-pronged campaign to raise money for her needs
- 1899 - Refocus on Civil War claim
- January, 1950 - Narrative of the attempts to achieve monetary benefits from the Civil War for Harriet Tubman - Earl Conrad's article in The Negro History Bulletin entitled "The Charles P. Wood Manuscripts of Harriet Tubman" (excerpt)
- 2003 - Student sponsored bill to get Harriet's pay from the Civil War - Tubman back pay
- Tubman quote
Sojourner Truth biography
William and Ellen Craft Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom
Anthony Burns - the escape, capture, mock trial, and export of Anthony Burns (connections to Lewis Hayden in Boston)
Shadrach Minkins and his ordeal
Thomas Simms
Contributions of Lewis Hayden
- Lewis Hayden House and African American Meeting House
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Lewis Hayden indicted in Shadrach Minkins episode
- 1850 - Ellen and William Craft living in the house of Lewis Hayden on Phillips Street in Boston (1850 U. S. Census activity)
William Lloyd Garrison's "The Liberator"
