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Memorabilia from the John Brown House.
Picture at the John Brown House
A sign cast in one of John Parker’s foundries.
The grave of John Rankin and his wife, located in Ripley, Ohio.
Marker along the Ohio River chronicling the story of Eliza Harris that inspired Harriet Beecher Stowe’s “Uncle Tom’s Cabin”
John Rankin’s Ripley, Ohio home
John Rankin home in Ripley, Ohio
A room within the John Rankin home, staged to look as the family’s kitchen once may have
Artifacts created in John Parker’s foundries
A frame within the John Parker home referencing the ongoing search for his likeness
Shackles within the John Parker home similar to the ones he would have been bound with to walk from Richmond, Virginia to Mobile, Alabama
Grave memorial for John Rankin, located in Ripley, Ohio
Interior of the John T. Wilson homestead, a stop on the Underground Railroad in Adams County, Ohio
Exterior of the John T. Wilson homestead, a stop on the Underground Railroad in Adams County, Ohio
Historical marker at the John T. Wilson homestead, a stop on the Underground Railroad in Adams County, Ohio
The view of the Ohio River from a window at the John Rankin house in Ripley, Ohio
Period table settings in the John Rankin home in Ripley, Ohio
National Historic Landmark plaque on the exterior of the John Rankin home in Ripley, Ohio
The view of the Ohio River from John Rankin’s bedroom window at his home in Ripley, Ohio
Original hardwood floors in the John Parker home in Ripley, Ohio
Interior of John Brown’s House
View of the Ohio River from the John Rankin home
Refurbished mill cast in John Parker’s Phoenix Foundry
