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The dramatic story of the Underground Railroad is still unfolding at the Johnson House Historic Site. More than 160 years after the Quaker abolitionist homeowners hid escaped slaves in the Johnson House, recent archeological studies have revealed even more secrets. A trap door in the attic leading to the roof was recently discovered, adding further evidence to the danger involved in the flight to freedom.

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