Basil Dorsey is buried in Park Street Cemetery, Florence, Massachusetts.
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The life of a self-emancipated former slave
Links
- Abolitionism and the Underground Railroad
- Basil Dorsey: Case Study of a Fugitive Slave in Florence, Massachusetts
- Civil War and Underground Railroad Museum in Philadelphia
- Civil War Memory - Kevin Levin
- Civil Warriors
- David Ruggles Center for Early Florence History & Underground Railroad Studies
- David Ruggles in Florence
- Dorsey-Jones House on NPS National Register of Historic Places
- Emerging America: Teaching American History
- Frederick Douglass
- Fugitive Slave Act - 1850
- Garrison's The Liberator
- Gilder Lehrman Center for the Study of Slavery, Resistance, and Abolition
- H-Slavery
- Hart and Mary Leavitt House on the UGRR Network to Freedom
- Historic Northampton
- History and Memory
- History Matters
- History News Network
- Museum of African American History - Boston
- National Abolition Hall of Fame and Museum
- National Slavery Museum
- National Underground Railroad Freedom Center
- Northampton Association of Education and Industry
- Organization of American Historians
- Robert Purvis
- Roger Hooker Leavitt and Keziah Leavitt house
- Sojourner Truth Memorial in Florence
- Thomas H. Jones
- UGRR Mass Network News Apr04 containing article on Dorsey
- W.E.B. DuBois
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