Undergroundrailroad Stories

"I never shared my thoughts. I never shared my rants. I never shared my emotions Or my true feelings. I never spoke From my mind's eye." ~*~ I decided to write this story for fun and I hope you'll like it. New at writing on here. - Alex :3

A young girl's family provides a place of refuge for slaves on the underground railroad. One day, a girl her age shows up at there house on her way to freedom.

A young woman in 1861 America, Mary Ford, seeks meaning in her life. She encounters two conductors for the Underground Railroad who are smuggling some thirty escaped slaves to freedom, and slave-catchers are hot on their trail as they head into the dead of winter.

Lydia is a 13 year old slave living in South Carolina. She works as a domestic slave in the house of her owner. While she is working in the house, she meets her master's daughter, Colette. She befriends Colette and Colette illegally teaches her to write. One day as Colette is helping Lydia with her writing, she mentions the Underground Railroad. Lydia is fascinated and she needs to learn more. Lydia soon finds out about the Underground Railroad and learns about a potential chance at freedom. Will Lydia risk her life and friendship to be free, or will she stay as a slave forever? Find out in Lydia's Journals! ~~~~~~~~~~ So, Lydia's Journal was originally a social studies project, but I decided turn it into a short story for Wattpad! It is only one part long because it is very difficult to split up into parts. I worked really hard, so I hope you love it!

A short story that I did for my english class, but it turned out decent so I decided to put it here. Robin is an escaping slave on the underground railroad. She travels with her 20 year old brother Isaac. She gets help along the way from another girl, the main character, names Lucy, who helps her mom man a slave house. It's decent.

"A Genocide begins with the killing of one man- Not for what he's done, but because of who he is." -Kofi Annan Generations & Genocide tells the stories of three parents and their children, of three different minorities facing the atrocities other humans have forced upon them: Native Americans in 1813, African slaves in 1862, and Jewish Germans in 1943.

When Master Aaron and the overseer, Hunter, go into the city for a few days, Maysilee and the other slaves try to escape too freedom. Unfortunately, Isaac, who has been on the plantation his whole 72 years of life, and is keeping a close eye on the slaves. Can Maysilee and the others escape in time?

"In 1838, you could get hung for helping runaways." Twenty-two year old May Bedloe is on her own after a steamboat accident separates her from her cousin, the actress Comfort Vertue. May gets a job on a riverboat theatre going down the Ohio River, which in antebellum American is the natural division between the North and the South. Over the course of one summer, May brings danger to herself and her newly found friends-and possibly a new love-when she is drawn to helping others along the Underground Railroad.

With slavery just seven miles away and the Underground Railroad operating in their midst, the youth of Gettysburg came of age during America's most searing challenge. And then the war came directly to their homes, changing them forever.

A 13 yr. old boy named Jacob is on the run with his family from enslavement. When they think their safe the world takes a turn for the worst.

So this was a history project that I did, it's very different from what I do but people liked it so I thought that I could just share it because why not, it is a choose your own adventure so follow the choices.

Monica Ruth is a 17 year old slave girl in the year 1827 in Richmond, Virginia. Her best friend, Shelbi Clover, and her try to escape to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania . Will they succeed at risking their life's?

Freedom is something that Rebecca has never known, but for which she yearns with all her being - so much so that she's willing to risk everything to leave her master and his plantation behind. But her eagerness is tempered when her brother insists that she go without him. Determined that neither of them should die in slavery, she leaves behind a promise that she will return for him one day, whatever it takes, but to do so will be a dangerous and frightful endeavor. Meanwhile, the issue of slavery itself has led the nation to become the most divided it has ever been as Alabama and ten other Southern states declare secession from the Union. Most Alabamians are glad of this, but it disgusts Daniel Ironwood to his core. He sees the secession of his state as nothing less than a betrayal of the nation his grandfather fought and bled to help create. Knowing his own neighbors and friends will brand him a traitor, he makes a drastic choice - to leave his farm in Alabama, and join the Union Army to help put down this rebellion. Thus do loyalty and liberty send two very different souls on paths that will change their lives forever. And when those paths intersect, it will lead them to a place that neither could have predicted - but only if they can both survive.

Julii, a beautiful, insecure and victimized Tennessee Indian is caught up in the white man's world after saving the life of a Confederate captain wounded at the battle of Shiloh. Overcoming great disadvantage, cruel prejudice and bitter persecution, Julii harnesses her intrinsic genius to become the Confederate States' most aggressive blockade-runner. Using conspiracy, manipulation and bribery to punish those who wronged her, Julii sets off a chain of events that leads to General Sherman burning down Atlanta, his infamous "March to the sea", and a total Union victory.

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Swanhild is leading a group out of the oppressive Downlands, where magic has been banned upon pain of death, to the enlightened safety of the Uplands. The trip is fraught with perils and Swanhild frequently worries about the lives of her cargo.

It's 1861 and slavery is still a poplar practice in the American South. 17 year old Clara is a slave, but she desperately wants to be a free woman. She hates the way she lives and her lack of control over anything in her life. She tries to find happiness in her friends and her lessons with her Mistress on reading and writing. Just when Clara is starting to accept that she will never be anything but a slave, her whole world turns upside down. As the southern part of the country rages over the results of the 1860 presidential election, Clara's life on a New Orleans plantation couldn't possibly be any harder. With talk of states succeeding and a big division being caused between the slaves, Clara's life is suddenly filled with drama, danger, and the ever present feeling of hope that change and freedom are right around the corner.

Harriet Tubman's story.