![Whaling / African Americans in the Civil War / New Bedford / Massachusetts / Fugitive slave / New Bedford Whaling Museum / Underground Railroad / Frederick Douglass / Bedford / Abolitionism / Massachusetts / United States / New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park Whaling / African Americans in the Civil War / New Bedford / Massachusetts / Fugitive slave / New Bedford Whaling Museum / Underground Railroad / Frederick Douglass / Bedford / Abolitionism / Massachusetts / United States / New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park](https://www.pdfsearch.io/img/24075c7ad756c870e7765c0b52e2a17c.jpg) Date: 2014-03-01 18:17:03Whaling African Americans in the Civil War New Bedford Massachusetts Fugitive slave New Bedford Whaling Museum Underground Railroad Frederick Douglass Bedford Abolitionism Massachusetts United States New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park | | When Samuel Nixon escaped from slavery to New Bedford, Massachusetts, in the early summer of 1855, he took the name Thomas Bayne and found “many old friends” from hisAdd to Reading ListSource URL: nbhistoricalsociety.orgDownload Document from Source Website File Size: 651,89 KBShare Document on Facebook
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