Africatown, History, Heritage, Mobile, & Descendants

Africatown, community in Mobile, Alabama, that was established by survivors of the last forced voyage of enslaved Africans to the United States. It is the only American community ever created by West Africans who had personally survived the Middle Passage. Over time, the surrounding area became

Clotilda: The Exhibition at the Africatown Heritage House Museum in Mobile, Alabama

Africatown Heritage House opens 163 years after the Clotilda arrived in Mobile Bay - GMC Network

Exploring the Clotilda, the last known slave ship in the U.S., brings hope

Descendants from last US slave ship gathering in Alabama

Africatown – Deep Fried Kudzu

National Geographic UK names Africatown Heritage House as one of the best museum in the US

Mobile trail gives visitors glimpse of city's multicultural beginnings - Alabama News Center

Research and Construction Underway for Historic Africatown Site

Clotilda Descendants Association

A sign welcomes visitors to Africatownin Mobile, Alabama. Africatown was founded in 1860 by slaves brought over on the slave ship Clotilda Stock Photo - Alamy

Africatown Heritage House opening: Public events, festivities to know about

Clotilda slave ship survivors' story to be told in new Mobile museum - Alabama News Center

The Africatown Heritage House, A New Museum Coming to Mobile, Alabama

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Africatown Heritage House opens its doors to the public