Abel of Georgia: Slave Blacksmith Who Vanished After Forging His Master’s Key

Isaac of Natchez: Slave Who Disappeared After the River Fog Rolled Through the Quarters

Oberlin: A Village Rooted in Freedom

The Cruelest Enslaved Blacksmiths, Who Cast the Overseer Into the Blazing Forge — Louisiana, 1832

Isaiah of Virginia: Slave Who Left His Chains Folded on the Church Steps

Isaiah of Natchez: Slave Who Walked Out During the Hymn and Left His Voice Behind

The Profane Affair of the Mayor’s Daughter and the Blacksmith Slave —The Ruin of the Harrisons, 1851

Elias of Savannah: Slave Who Left the Lantern Burning in a Room With No Door

Elias of Alabama: Slave Who Left the Door Knocker Tapping With No Hand Behind It

Косоглазый раб, которого никто не хотел... Пока он не заметил огонь раньше всех

The Bizarre Secret of the Most Beautiful Slave in New Orleans History 1833

Dinah of Georgia: Slave Woman Who Walked Into the Orchard and Left the Apples Unbruised

An enslaved man buried his master and his four sons alive in Alabama, in 1862.

Slave Woman Finds Plantation Lady Alone in Her Cabin — Her Demands Changed Her Life Forever

Josiah of Maryland: The Runaway Slave Who Returned to Burn His Plantation to Ashes

Peter of Mississippi: Slave Who Left the Horse Saddle Warm but the Stable Empty

Moses of Georgia: Slave Carpenter Who Left the Ladder Leaning Against Nothing

Dinah of Savannah: Slave Woman Who Walked Into the Lantern Light and Never Returned

The Cook Slave Who Poisoned an Entire Family on a Wedding Day — A Sweet, Macabre Revenge

The Runaway Slave Who Became the Most Dangerous Mountain Man in the South 1852

Malachi Brown: The Most Feared Slave in Georgia Who Made His Master’s Sons Live Like Slaves