easy
1–2 hours
Suitable for most adults and teens capable of walking comfortably for up to two hours on urban sidewalks.
Step into the remarkable history of the Underground Railroad in Marshall, Michigan, where tales of courage and secret routes await. Discover why this small city holds a big place in America’s fight for freedom.
The Crosswhite Case
Experience the Underground Railroad Trolley Tour, where you'll explore the gripping history of the Adam Crosswhite incident in Marshall. Visit significant historic sites, including the Governor’s Mansion Museum and Oakridge Cemetery, for an unforgettable journey through a pivotal chapter in American history.
Join us for the Underground Railroad Trolley Tour. Dive into the history of the Adam Crosswhite incident that took place in Marshall through stops at historic sites, the Governor’s Mansion Museum, and Oakridge Cemetery.
Treat all buildings and landmarks with care—many are protected and carry deep historical significance.
The tours involve walking several blocks on varied terrain; sturdy footwear ensures a pleasant experience.
Stay hydrated during your outdoor walking tour, especially in warmer months.
Book your underground railroad tour in advance to secure a spot, as tours can fill quickly especially in peak seasons.
Marshall played a significant role in Michigan’s abolitionist network, with numerous documented safe houses aiding fugitives on the Underground Railroad.
Preservation efforts in Marshall focus on maintaining historic buildings and educating the public about the city’s heritage while minimizing environmental impact in surrounding green spaces.
Ensures a comfortable experience on brick sidewalks and paved streets.
Dress according to the season to stay comfortable on outdoor tours.
Important for staying hydrated during warmer months.
summer specific
Protects from occasional rain during spring or fall tours.
spring;fall specific