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🚂 Augustus Wattles: The Quaker Abolitionist Who Drove Freedom’s Wagon into Union City
Augustus Wattles (1807–1878) Quaker abolitionist and conductor of the Mercer County, Ohio, escape party into Union City, Michigan. His home served as a refuge for freedom seekers, and his documented journey driving the wagon northward stand...
Union City: A Stronghold of Free Soilism
NewspaperArchive — The Anti‑Slavery Bugle, March 22, 1851, Pg. 2, Salem, Ohio, US https://newspaperarchive.com/the-anti-slavery-bugle-mar-22-1851-p-2/
Every now and then, history leaves us a little note.
Not a headline, not a proclamatio...
The Architects of Freedom: Union City’s Hidden Network of Courage
Most people who pass through Union City, Michigan today have no idea that its quiet streets once carried the footsteps of men and women who risked everything to protect freedom seekers. The story was nearly lost — scattered across old count...
🔨 The Blacksmith Who Stared Down Enslavement in Union City, Michigan, 1845
The Underground Railroad in Michigan: Mull, Carol E., 1952- Internet Archive
In the early days of Union City, Michigan, the ring of hammer on iron was more than the sound of work—it was the rhythm of resistance. Among the men who shaped th...
An Underground Railroad Route: John D. Zimmerman from Union City to Marshall, Michigan
“Union City was a station on the “underground railroad” in the years of anti-slavery agitation. The village was a hotbed of freedom. Many of the citizens had pronounced views on the vital questions then disturbing the country. But the for...
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