Trivia: Which Boston neighborhood was a hub for safe houses along the Underground Railroad?

Weekly Trivia Which Boston neighborhood was a hub for safe houses along the Underground Railroad? Beacon Hill Mission Hill The South End Jamaica Plain Answer Boston was a crucial landing spot for those fleeing slavery from the U.S. South, thanks to its ports and a strong culture of abolitionism. Several residents of Beacon Hill’s tightly-knit free Black community opened their homes and churches as safe houses in the 1850s. Which Boston neighborhood was a hub for safe houses along the Underground Railroad? Mission Hill Beacon Hill Jamaica Plain The South End