THE JOHN FREEMAN WALLS HISTORIC SITE:Black history-The Underground Railroad

Welcome to the John Freeman Walls Historic Site
and Underground Railroad Museum

Welcome to the John Freeman Walls Historic Site and Underground Railroad Museum. This Family Museum was built and is operated by the descendants of John Freeman Walls and Jane King Walls. They traveled on the famous Underground Railroad from Rockingham County, North Carolina to Canada. This historic site is located in Puce, Ontario, Canada was an actual Terminal of the Underground Railroad.
This site is sponsored by Proverbs Heritage Organization (a Federally registered charity) and was developed to express the theme of:
EQUAL SISTERHOOD AND BROTHERHOOD OF HUMANKIND world wide.

Copyright A. Davis 1979

LOCATION:
Town of Lakeshore
Windsor, Ontario
30 minutes east of Windsor/ Detroit border, Highway 401 exit 28, North 1 (mile only) to 859 Puce Road.

MAILING ADDRESS:
Proverbs Heritage Organization
932 Concession 6, RR# 3
Essex, Ontario, Canada, N8M 2X7
Phone: ( 519) 727-6555
Fax: (519) 727-5793
Email: info@undergroundrailroadmuseum.org

OPERATING SEASON
Open to the public three months a year, open to School Students and Bus Tour Groups May 15 to October.
(We encourage School and Bus groups to make appointments in advance) Admission charged.

The Journey on the Underground Railroad

Introduction
The Underground Railroad
The Historic Walkway
The Cemetery
The Peace Chapel
The Simcoe Building
The John Freeman Log Cabin
The Freedom Train
The Walls Family
Genealogy
Products & Resources (Historic Site Gift Shop)
Make a Donation

Copyright 1979 OLIVE Publishing Co. Ltd.