Our Lives: Author with ancestral ties to Underground Railroad releases new book
Ted Freeman is an author with ancestral ties to the Underground Railroad.
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Sep 10, 2023, 5:13 PM
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433ds agoTed Freeman is an author with ancestral ties to the Underground Railroad. He joined News 12’s Gwen Edwards to talk more about his new book on the movement and his personal connection to its history.
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