Did you know that by the 1850s, in Jamestown, North Carolina, Quakers were actively working for the abolition of slavery? This included building a false bottom wagon to ferry enslaved Americans into free states. Lee Ann Miller joins Sharon to hear the connection between Edward R. Murrow, famous American Broadcast Journalist, and a North Carolina Quaker community that organized and ran a large portion of the Underground Railroad. Listen in as Sharon gives details about Quakers and the ways in which they shaped American history dating all the way back to the 1600s.