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APRIL 12 ISSUE ANSWERS: The above diary written in 1923 by Libereta Lerrich Green tells the story how her parents, Peter and Sarah Lerrich, operated a station on the Underground Railroad in Shelby Township. The details in the diary leave little question as to the authenticity of the story. The second photo is of the hiding place for the slaves in a spring under a large cedar tree as a marker. The quotes below are from the diary which is in the Romeo Historical Society Archive museum. Please come in and read the whole story. “But why not live on the road and have a well like other folks? Was answered that Mother and I thought as the spring was already here,

APRIL 12 ISSUE ANSWERS: The above diary written in 1923 by Libereta Lerrich Green tells the story how her parents, Peter and Sarah Lerrich, operated a station on the Underground Railroad in Shelby Township. The details in the diary leave little question as to the authenticity of the story. The second photo is of the hiding place for the slaves in a spring under a large cedar tree as a marker. The quotes below are from the diary which is in the Romeo Historical Society Archive museum. Please come in and read the whole story. “But why not live on the road and have a well like other folks? Was answered that Mother and I thought as the spring was already here,

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