Will Sleet House

Will Sleet's home is the 'Canada' — the 'barn dubbed' that's the first stop named, the 'Kentucky-born free' that's the blacksmith's own crossing. The 'two known' is the rare — the 'Black conductors' that's the Clermont's counted, the 'Stokes's narrative' that's the Siebert recorded. The 'Felicity network' is the web — the 'Wesleyan, Powell, Fee' that's the stations mapped, the 'cemetery too' that's the community hid.

The '411 Harrison' is the marked — the 'water tower park' that's the site commemorated, the 'house gone' that's the parcel only. The 'forge' is the cover — the 'blacksmith's trade' that's the wagons mended, the 'free man' that's the born across the river. Sleet is the named — the 'Peter Stokes' that's the narrative cites, the 'first stop' that's the Ohio's welcome.

The file keeps Sleet: the barn called Canada, the two Black conductors, the Stokes account, and the marked site.

Will Sleet's site is the archive's Ohio file — the blacksmith who renamed his barn.

The record slug says West Union, but the site is at 411 Harrison Ave., Felicity, Clermont County — geography corrected.