Bird calls, freshly plowed fields, and the hum of mosquitoes recall the landscape that shaped Harriet Tubman’s life as an enslaved child, young woman, and freedom seeker. The Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad National Monument and National Historical Park preserve these characteristics in her early home of Dorchester, Talbot, and Caroline Counties on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. ![]() Harriet Tubman's Story
Research and articles that detail Tubman's life and legacy. ![]() Education Materials
Classroom lesson plans, field trip materials, and other resources to use our landscapes and stories with your students! ![]() Park News
Find out the latest in park announcements and happenings! ![]() For Kids!
Collect the park's trading cards, complete the Underground Railroad Network to Freedom Jr. Ranger book, or find related books! ![]() Photos and Multimedia
Check here for photos of the park, visitor center, and Eastern Shore landscape. ![]() Park Management & FAQs
Learn about the park's founding, partnerships, and mission. |
Last updated: March 8, 2023