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Important story of underground railroad and role of abolitionist as freedom advocates leading to free-state Kansas and the Civil War.
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- Address:1118 SE Madison St, Topeka, KS 66607, United States
- Site:http://shawneecountyhistory.org/
- Phone:+1 785-234-6097
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Categories
- Museum
- Tourist attraction
Working hours
- Monday:9am–1pm
- Tuesday:9am–1pm
- Wednesday:Closed
- Thursday:Closed
- Friday:Closed
- Saturday:Closed
- Sunday:9am–1pm
Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance:Yes
Amenities
- Good for kids:Yes
- Restaurant:No
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