The Underground Railroad and its connection to the Ohio Valley
The Underground Railroad Museum is located in Flushing, Ohio. The museum features an extensive collection of publications, books, memorabilia and other articles. The exhibits portray what is known about slavery and the Underground Railroad in Ohio and features an understanding of the culture in the 1800's.
To Our Visitors....Your contribution to the exhibit will enable us to continue securing these documents and ensure that the pain and suffering of our forefathers will not be forgotten!
-Dr. John Mattox (Curator)
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Mattox Dedicated to Public Service
(Monday, 07/28/2008) - Flushing resident John Mattox relishes every opportunity to help children who are ill or those seeking knowledge of African-American culture.
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Mattox Honored with Honorary Doctorate Degree from Ohio University
(Saturday, 06/11/2008) - Ohio University Board of of Trustees approved an honorary doctor of public service degree for John S. Mattox who has been instrumental in a Department of African American Studies research project
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Special thanks to the Belmont Count Tourism Council
(Friday, 01/27/2008) - There is a new billboard on I-70 west, just outside of Bridgeport telling you to "Visit the Underground Railroad Museum in Flushing, Ohio".
Senseless burglary
(Saturday, 11/10/2007) - American history documents stolen out of a curator's truck last Sunday afternoon.
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We Are Now Accepting Donations Online
(Monday, 10/08/2007) - We are now accepting donatons online by means of PayPal. We accept Master Card, Visa, American Express, Discover, Bank/Debit cards and PayPal as forms of donations.
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