The Underground Railroad carrying escaped slaves to freedom ran through New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. Here is a look at eight spots of note in the tri-state area.

180 South St. Auburn, New York

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180 South St. Auburn, New York

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194 Livingston Ave. Albany, New York

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57 Orange St. Brooklyn Heights, New York

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645 Lafayette St. Cape May, New Jersey

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150 Bank St., New London, Connecticut

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37-01 Bowne St. Flushing, New York

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5304 Oxbow Rd, Peterboro, New York

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North is Freedom Virtual Exhibit - Photographer Yuri Dojc's exhibit showcases photographs of Underground Railroad descendants and shares the stories of their ancestors.
Preserving Significant Places of Black History - Interactive story map created by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission to celebrate New York City’s African American history.
Cape May Underground Railroad Trolley Tour - The Cape May Underground Railroad Trolley Tour, listed as a program on the Network to Freedom, discusses the little-known stories of southern New Jersey on the Underground Railroad.

African Burial Ground National Monument - This national monument in New York City honors the memory of the free and enslaved Africans buried there and puts into focus the role of slavery in New York.