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The National Park Service operates the National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom program to coordinate preservation and education efforts nationwide and integrate local historical places, museums, and interpretive programs associated with the Underground Railroad into a mosaic of community, regional, and national stories. The Network to Freedom Program builds upon and is supported by community initiatives around the country as well as legislation passed in 1990 and the National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom Act of 1998. Historic places, educational or interpretive programs, and research facilities associated with the Underground Railroad will become part of a network, eligible to use or display a uniform network logo, receive technical assistance and participate in program work shops. The Network also serves to facilitate communication and networking between researchers and interested parties, and aid in the development of statewide organizations for preserving and researching Underground Railroad sites.
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Learn More
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Explore the Network to Freedom
The Network lists Sites, Facilities, and Programs with a verifiable connection to the Underground Railroad. Explore the listings here!
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Want to Apply?
Click here to download the application.
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Read the Application Instructions
Make sure you read the application instructions before submitting your application.
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Network to Freedom Brochure
Learn more about the Network to Freedom with this downloadable brochure.
Last updated: June 16, 2022