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Historic Indiana Church Marks Civil Rights Act Anniversary

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Historic Indiana Church Marks Civil Rights Act

Services and celebrations in New Albany, Illinois mark the anniversary of the Civil Rights Act inside a local historic church that was a stop on the Underground Railroad for slaves escaping from the pre-Civil War South

Historic church to commemorate Civil Rights Act

NEW ALBANY, Ind. (AP) – The Second Baptist Church in New Albany is more than an old building with an historic clock that stands proudly along Mansion Row. It’s a symbol of hope and freedom for many, just like it was more than 150 years ago when it served as a pathway to the Underground Railroad…

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