National Underground Railroad Freedom CenterFrom slavery to freedom: past, present and future.
50 E. Freedom Way
Cincinnati, OH 45202
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11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday.
$12 for adults, $10 seniors (ages 60 and up) and students, $8 children (ages 6-12); Children ages 5 and under free with paid adult. Group rates available.
Call 513-333-7500
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The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center presents the world's first museum-quality, permanent exhibition on the subjects of modern-day slavery and human trafficking.
Located in Cincinnati, Ohio, the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center stands as the nation's newest monument to freedom. It brings to life the importance - and relevance - of struggles for freedom around the world and throughout history, including today. Made up of three buildings that symbolize the cornerstones of freedom - courage, cooperation and perseverance - the freedom center's curving architecture reflects the winding river and the often-changing path to freedom.
Now as in the past, Cincinnati's location on the Ohio River puts it at the crossroads of freedom's journey. In the 1800's the city served as a major hub of activity on the Underground Railroad and its banks offered refuge to thousands seeking hope and a new way of life. Today, as the home of the freedom center, it acts as a beacon of light once more. The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center was recently included in Kyle McCarthy's "The Ten Best Family Destinations for Learning Vacations."