Some remember it as a school where children learned to read and write. Many remember it as a stop for slaves on the escape route of the Underground Railroad during the Civil War. Others remember it reverently as a house of worship to which everyone in the neighborhood walked on Sunday mornings. Some remember it as the final home of the Terre Haute’s first courthouse bell. It is known as a speaking site of prominent Americans, and The National Register of Historic Places recognizes it as an important piece of …