A Safe Station on the Underground Railroad

Built in 1850 by George and Sarah Gammon, the Gammon House offered rest and hiding for people of color traveling north to freedom from Slavery. The Gammon House helps make the stories personal, giving a local point of interest to the often overlooked aspect of blacks helping blacks on the Underground Railroad. Our goal is to fully restore this magnificent testament of American history, making it an educational center to tell the stories of the people who both operated the Underground Railroad and those who risked their lives fleeing from slavery and injustice.

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620 Piqua Place • Springfield • Ohio