Bruce County Museum to feature documentary about unsung heroes of Underground Railroad
In recognition of Black History Month, the Bruce County Museum and Cultural Centre is presenting a special screening of the documentary, “Secret Agents of the Underground Railroad,” Feb. 8 at 1 p.m. in the Bruce Power Theatre.
This captivating film sheds light on the courageous efforts of staff at a luxury hotel in Niagara Falls, New York, who played a pivotal role in helping enslaved people find freedom in Canada.
In the documentary, produced by Attraction for CBC’s “The Nature of Things,” co-host Anthony Morgan delves into the hidden remains of the hotel and the artifacts uncovered during an archaeological excavation. Through this exploration, audiences will uncover the inspiring stories of the Underground Railroad’s unsung heroes, brought to life by a team of archaeologists and community leaders.
The event will include light refreshments, offering attendees the chance to connect and discuss the documentary’s powerful narrative in a welcoming atmosphere.
This event is free for museum members and general admission for public attendance. For full details and registration, visit
brucemuseum.ca.
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