John Freeman Walls Historic Site and Underground Railroad Museum
Due to public health concerns, several measures are in place to ensure your safety at most businesses and attractions.
Retail locations are permitted to be open to provide curbside or delivery services and open between the hours of 7am and 8pm.
Essential services like supermarkets, pharmacies, convenience stores and other stores that primarily sell food are permitted to be open at 50% of capacity and must follow all safety protocols.
Please contact the establishment directly for the status of their service and potential change in hours.
Retail locations are permitted to be open to provide curbside or delivery services and open between the hours of 7am and 8pm.
Essential services like supermarkets, pharmacies, convenience stores and other stores that primarily sell food are permitted to be open at 50% of capacity and must follow all safety protocols.
Please contact the establishment directly for the status of their service and potential change in hours.
The John Freeman Walls Historic Site is family owned and operated. Meet descendants of the Underground Railroad as tour guides take you on an interactive trip back in time. The focal point of the visit is a log cabin built in 1846 by escaped slave John Freeman Walls and his wife Jane King Walls, who rest in the family cemetery on the property. School/Bus tours welcome. Call in advance. Admission Charged.
