Prominent historical figure whose accomplishments include, conductor on the Underground Railroad at his homes (stations) in both Delaware and Pennsylvania; In 1833, elected President of the National Convention for the Improvement of Free People of Colour and in the same year, active participant in the founding of the American Anti Slavery Society.

Article was taken from the 1973 issue of the North Buxton Homecoming Labour Day Book. Author is Mrs. Dorothy Shadd Shreve. Sometime prior to the year 1840 a small number of Baptists settled in different parts of Raleigh Township, Kent County, Ontario.

This list, compiled by a summer student working at the museum in the summer of 1996, contains many but not all of the resources available for the visitor to the museum. In addition to the materials found here are genealogical records of most Buxton families.

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November 6, 1914 to Sir Sam Hughes, Minister of Militia and Defence, Ottawa FROM: Arthur Alexander, North Buxton, Ontario

1955 - 1975 . . . Pictures and text from Legacy to Buxton by A.C. Robbins