Experience Harriet Tubman's home, where she was born into slavery, grew into a young woman determined to gain freedom, and where she returned to rescue her family and friends to bring them north to freedom.
![]() Harriet Tubman Byway
Visit the Harriet Tubman museum, the canal where she floated timber, the plantation where she spent her early years, and more! ![]() For Kids!
Collect the park's trading cards, complete the Underground Railroad Network to Freedom Jr. Ranger book, or find related books! ![]() Harriet Tubman Museum
Visit the free Harriet Tubman museum in downtown Cambridge, MD, featuring exhibits and a short film. ![]() Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge
A 25,000-acre sanctuary for migrating birds, preserving the historic landscape and located next door to the park and visitor center. ![]() Chesapeake Bay Gateways Network
Connecting more than 170 parks, wildlife refuges, museums, sailing ships, historic communities, rivers, and trails on the Chesapeake. ![]() Captain John Smith Chesapeake NHT
This National Historic Trail follows historic routes of Smith's travels based on his map and journals, encompassing 3,000 miles on the bay. ![]() NPS Photo |
Last updated: March 29, 2017