Harriet Tubman

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English: Harriet Tubman (1822 in Dorchester County, Maryland – March 10, 1913 in Auburn, New York), also known as Black Moses or Grandma Moses, was an African-American freedom fighter struggle for liberation from slavery and racism.

She has helped more than 300 slaves make it to freedom [via underground railroad] she quoted, I never ran my train off the track and never lost a passenger.

Photographs of Harriet Tubman[edit]

  • Tubman c. 1868

    Tubman c. 1868

  • Undated portrait

    Undated portrait

  • Tubman between 1871 and 1876?

    Tubman between 1871 and 1876?

  • Different print of same photo

    Different print of same photo

  • Tubman c. 1885

    Tubman c. 1885

  • Cropped version

    Cropped version

  • Undated portrait

    Undated portrait

  • Undated portrait

    Undated portrait

  • Tubman c. 1910

    Tubman c. 1910

  • Tubman with family and other rescued slaves

    Tubman with family and other rescued slaves

Other images related to Harriet Tubman[edit]

  • A map of key locations in her life

    A map of key locations in her life

  • Notice of a reward for return of "Minty" (Araminta, Tubman's birth name)

    Notice of a reward for return of "Minty" (Araminta, Tubman's birth name)

  • Woodcut of Tubman in Civil War clothing

    Woodcut of Tubman in Civil War clothing

  • Commemorative plaque

    Commemorative plaque

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