Maryland's Harriet Tubman played a vital role in the fight against slavery. After escaping enslavement on the Eastern Shore, she embarked on a new journey as a conductor on the Underground Railroad, aiding others in breaking free from the bonds of slavery. Tubman served as a Union spy, scout, and nurse during the Civil War. She persisted in her activism post-emancipation and played a significant role in the civil rights and women's suffrage movements. Learn more about her life and legacy by trav

100 reactions · 4 comments | Travel about the North Shore Scenic Railroad where history comes alive on each trip up Lake Superior's north shore. Trains depart each day from the historic Duluth Union Depot in downtown Duluth. Learn more and get tickets today at www.DuluthTrains.com | North Shore Scenic Railroad | Facebook

29 reactions | At the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, every day is Black History. In honor of Black History Month, we talked with students to ask them which Hawk inspired them at #UMES in pursuit of excellence. Meet Marc Taylor and Ailani Kinder. Filmed by : Kasey Desuza | University of Maryland Eastern Shore | Facebook