A 250 year-old white oak stands in the woods at Westminster Ponds. Known as a meeting place on the Underground Railroad, this beautiful tree helped many slaves find their way to freedom.
© Sheila Creighton 2014
The Meeting Tree
Posted on by Sheila Creighton •
Posted in Trees
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Tagged branches, copyright, heritage, London, oak, Ontario, photography, trunk, Westminster Ponds, white
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4 Comments
Imagery of Light 
Great photo and an interesting story about the subject.
thank you, Laura! Trees and history…gotta love that.
I totally agree.
thanks John – I need to hunt down more heritage trees. 🙂