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URR NEWS: HOW TO FIND THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD IN YOUR COMMUNITY CONFERENCE AT KEYSTONE COLLEGE, LA PLUME, PENNSYLVANIA, SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 2005
The Center for Anti-Slavery Studies in Montrose, Pennsylvania, is sponsoring a one-day conference on How to Find the Underground Railroad in Your Community: UGRR Research Tools and Techniques, to he held at Keystone College in La Plume, Pennsylvania. The Conference will include presentation by Karen James on "Tips, Tools and Techniques," by James McGowan on "The Work of William Still Made Accessible: World Premiere Still Database Demonstration, and by Sarah Smith Duckworth on Northeastern Pennsylvania's Underground Railroad History. There is a $35.00 registration fee and registration is due by June 20. For information and registration, call
877-772-6082 or consult the website: www.antislaverystudies.org
The address of the Center for Anti-Slavery Studies is 75 Church Street, Montrose, Pennsylvania 18801.
Christopher Densmore
Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College
June 09, 2005
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