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Underground Railroad Site Maximum Print Size: 25" x 17" Photographer/Artist: Darlene Bordwell Image Number: 0448-0703-0521-0925 License This Image Poster Art-Print Description: Gerrit Smith was a philanthropist, social reformer, and presidential candidate who was an ardent abolitionist; his home (now destroyed) at this site in Peterboro NY was a way station on the Underground Railroad. The brick building is the former Land Office on his estate, now a National Historic Landmark and museum in the Peterboro town square. Smith was a financial supporter of John Brown and was implicated in the raid on Harper's Ferry. associated terms: poster, posters, art print, art prints, posters and art prints, 19th century, abolitionist, african american, american, building, civil rights, civil war, darlene bordwell, freedom, gerrit smith, historical, history, horizontal, marker, national historic landmark, new york, north america, peterboro, plaque, sign, site, slavery, underground railroad, united states, us, usa,

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