Thomas Garrett (1789-1871) was a Quaker abolitionist who established an iron and hardware business in Wilmington, Delaware. These letters from 1854-1857 discuss how he assisted individuals fleeing slavery as a Station Master on the last stop of the Underground Railroad in Delaware.
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