Cincinnati Black HistoryMt. Pleasant Presbyterian Church, site of a significant anti-slavery convention Sophie Barsan•February 17, 2026 0
Cincinnati Black HistoryOhio Female College, where educational and social equality made inroads Sophie Barsan•February 16, 2026 0
Cincinnati Black HistoryCollege Hill Presbyterian Church, a meeting place for abolitionists in the community Sophie Barsan•January 8, 2026
Cincinnati Black HistorySalmon P. Chase, an anti-slavery attorney and politician Sophie Barsan•January 8, 2026
Cincinnati Black HistoryCary Cottage, childhood home of well-known poets Alice and Phoebe Cary Sophie Barsan•January 8, 2026
Cincinnati Black HistoryWilliam Cary, abolitionist, pioneer, and founder of College Hill, Ohio Sophie Barsan•January 8, 2026
Cincinnati Black HistoryLiverpool Family Home Site, Home to three Abolitionists Sophie Barsan•February 17, 2026
Cincinnati Black HistoryLevi Coffin, President of the Underground Railroad Sophie Barsan•January 8, 2026
Cincinnati Black HistoryAncestry Unveils New Collection of Newspaper Articles Related to Enslaved People in the United States Pre-1870 Sophie Barsan•July 29, 2024
