Blazing a path for Tubman's legacy

Cambridge, Md (Baltimore Sun) - For decades, the people who came to trace the route of the Underground Railroad and the life of Harriet Tubman arrived on tour buses from New York and other urban centers. From black churches and civic groups, pilgrims came to see for themselves how Tubman led slaves to freedom, scooping up dirt from her designated birthplace.
Recently, though, more and more visitors - predominantly white - are coming from Maryland's Western Shore to travel the back roads of Dorchester and Caroline counties in search of Tubman's legacy. Continued

Photo: TUBMAN, HARRIET. Photograph by H. B. Lindsley, 1880. Library of Congress via Wikipedia