Harriet Ross Tubman, daring woman conductor on the Underground Railroad, escaped from slavery and then dared to return to her former master’s plantation to help others escape to freedom. One of eleven children, she was born in Dorchester County, Maryland. In 1857, at great personal risk, she helped three of her brothers and sisters escape from slavery. Later, she liberated her mother and father.
- Subject Matter: Portrait
- Created: 1996
- Inventory Number: 212449
- Current Location: Maxwell Library
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