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Underground Railroad Commemorative Walk @ Emmarts, Sat., Feb. 1st

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Underground Railroad Commemorative Walk @ Emmarts

Join Us for the Largest Black History Month Kickoff in Baltimore County!

​Underground Railroad Commemorative Walk @ Emmarts

​Date: February 1, 2025 | Time: 10:00 AM | Location: Historic Rolling Road, Baltimore County

​Celebrate the rich history of the Underground Railroad and honor the courage of those who sought freedom by joining this commemorative walk along historic Rolling Road.


​About Emmarts United Methodist Church

​Emmarts United Methodist Church served as a safehouse during the Underground Railroad movement and continues to be a historic symbol of African-American resilience and freedom. Established in 1872, it remains a cornerstone of the community, preserving its legacy through outreach and education.

Feb. 1st Sat. Underground Railroad Commemorative Walk @ Emmarts
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