Join us in celebration of Black History Month for a free, public screening of the PBS documentary Underground Railroad: The William Still Story. The documentary recounts the story of William Still — a Philadelphia abolitionist who risked his life to help Freedom Seekers as an agent for the Underground Railroad. Screening will begin at 5:30 PM. Troy Mosley, Managing Director of Content for MPT, will be at the Museum to introduce the film before it begins.
Before the screening, join chief curator Jonathan Goldman at 4:30 PM on a tour of the new exhibit, The Underground Railroad: Freedom Seekers on the B&O Railroad.
Food and beverages will be available for purchase on site.
Admission:
This is a FREE event. Free admission begins at 4 PM. Limited access to the Museum (Roundhouse and exhibits) available 4-6:30 PM.
More Upcoming Underground Railroad Events
The National Museum of Railroad History & Innovation is proud to host events and activities related to our exhibit, The Underground Railroad: Freedom Seekers on the B&O Railroad throughout 2023 — with live performances, lectures, and more.
Special Guest Lecture from Historian Anthony Cohen
June 17 @ 1:30 PM
Anthony Cohen embarked on a two-month journey from Maryland to Canada in the spring of 1996 retracing the Underground Railroad, using Henry “Box” Brown’s method of shipping himself in a crate.
Music For Mankind: Wordsmith + Live Band
July 14 @ 7 PM
Join us for a performance from Baltimore songwriter and recording artist Wordsmith.
The Underground Railroad:
Freedom Seekers on the B&O Railroad
Plan to see the museum's new permanent exhibition in Mt. Clare Station during your next visit!
Upcoming Events at the Museum
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