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Harriet Tubman
1912 - Auburn, New York
At Auburn, a woman who freed hundreds through the Underground Railroad sets down the journeys that no document ever recorded.
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7 Hawthorn Street, Dayton
Alive in this timeline around 1912 / story span 1870s-1912
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Auburn, New York
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Harriet Tubman
1912 - Auburn, New York
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At Auburn, a woman who freed hundreds through the Underground Railroad sets down the journeys that no document ever recorded.
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