Johnson House Historic Site

Eighteenth-century Quaker farmhouse that served as an Underground Railroad station in the antebellum period. During the Revolution, the Johnson family — Quaker pacifists — navigated the competing pressures of British occupation and patriot community expectations. The house connects Germantown's Revolutionary War history to its later role in the struggle against slavery, tracing a through-line of the Quaker community's engagement with moral and political conflicts across two centuries.