A Chain of Many Hands Ends a Harrowing Escape
Chester dies after a self inflicted fall on the bridge as John, Grace, and Rebecca flee by train toward Philadelphia. A year later John speaks at Mother Bethel AME about the chain of hands that frees the enslaved, with Harriet Tubman’s message confirming his role in the abolitionist work.
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First Frederick Train of 1831 Brings Band And Bells
The December 1 1831 arrival in Frederick featured horse drawn power, band music, and church bells. Baltimore leaders and Maryland governor aboard. Baltimore Frederick ticket cost 180 dollars cents 1 80 and eight hour trip. Farmers gain from improved transport, iron workers gain from new supply lines.
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