Bedford, Ohio: Underground Railroad Mural
Bedford was a stop on the Underground Railroad. At the far right end of the mural is Julius Caesar Tibbs, who hid in a tree in Bedford to successfully escape the slave catchers.
- Address:
- 90 Willis St., Bedford, OH
- Directions:
- On the east side of Willis St. just south of the train tracks and its intersection with OH-14/Broadway Ave.
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A mural depicts scenes from the history of the Underground Railroad movement.
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Painted in 2020 by Stina Aleah, Christa Freehands, and Davon Brantley. At the far right end of the mural is a depiction of Julius Caesar Tibbs, who hid in a tree in Bedford to successfully escape the slave catchers.