Indiana House |
The Indiana House was lost to a fire years later, and is now the building housing Fox’s Pizza.
Former Indiana House
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In the early 19th century, Indiana County, Pennsylvania, was known for its strong anti-slavery sentiment and willingness to aid fugitive slaves. The first anti-slavery societies were organized in the 1830’s, and in the decades before the Civil War, men, women and children of Indiana County, Black and White, of various religious beliefs and social stations, gave a helping hand to the freedom-seekers traveling on the Underground Railroad.
Indiana House |
Former Indiana House
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