This Kansas City town in Wyandotte County was a stop on the underground railroad helping free people from slavery, and people are working to preserve it today.

This month has brought renewed attention to the historic Underground Railroad site known as the Quindaro Ruins in Kansas City, Kansas. After a gathering of community members, historians and ...

The Quindaro Townsite in Kansas City, Kansas — once a stop along the Underground Railroad for people escaping slavery and a home to abolitionists during the “Free State” era — received ...

Regular stops include the historic 18th & Vine Jazz District and the ruins of the old Quindaro township in Kansas City, Kansas. That site was used as an Underground Railroad stop for slaves ...

A long-vanished town is an important part of Black and Indigenous Kansas history, but preservation advocates have spent decades fighting for resources.

• Quindaro Ruins: Kansas City Kansas Community College, 7250 State Ave., Kansas City, Kan.; currently not open to the public. • Underground Railroad in Douglas County — 501 Louisiana St ...

The ruins of a Wyandotte County town site that served as an outpost on the Underground Railroad deserve to be recognized as a National Historic Landmark, according to a bipartisan group of Kansas ...

KANSAS CITY, Kan. — There's a link to the fabled Underground Railroad located in Kansas City, Kan., though many people still don't know about Quindaro's connection to the secret network of ...

Residents who lived around the historic Quindaro ruins in Kansas City, Kansas, were driving to the corner of 29th and Sewell on Nov. 19, ... Vandalism At Kansas City, Kansas, Underground Railroad Site ...

LAWRENCE, Kan. — History buffs are proposing that a Kansas limestone barn used in the Underground Railroad should be transformed into a community history center. The Watkins Museum, Lawrence ...

Kansas City’s secret underground includes a long forgotten tunnel used for public transportation in the late 1800s. ... Others point to the Underground Railroad. Herrman is not so sure.

(KANSAS NEWS SERVICE) - The Quindaro Townsite in Kansas City, Kansas — once a stop along the Underground Railroad for people escaping slavery and a home to abolitionists during the ...