The Invisible Railroad: Indiana and the Underground Railroad RULES: No shoes allowed on the map. Please have students remove shoes before walking on the map. Socks Required. No writing utensils on map. Grade Level: G

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Date: 2012-02-09 11:50:52 Underground Railroad Levi Coffin House Ethics Levi Coffin Fugitive slave National Underground Railroad Freedom Center Abolitionism John Rankin Slavery Underground Railroad in Indiana Indiana United States		The Invisible Railroad: Indiana and the Underground Railroad RULES: No shoes allowed on the map. Please have students remove shoes before walking on the map. Socks Required. No writing utensils on map. Grade Level: G Add to Reading List Source URL: www.iupui.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 45,93 KB Share Document on Facebook

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