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

Africatown Heritage House Building Taking Shape : Mobile County

Africatown Heritage Preservation Foundation

Behind the scenes at Africatown Heritage House

Africatown - Wikipedia

Africatown, AL places on Smithsonian Magazine's 15 Best Small Towns to Visit

America's last slave ship could offer a case for reparations

Africatown's revitalization efforts power forward, aims to be cultural destination for the world - Ark Republic

MUST-SEE MUSEUM: Africatown Heritage House now open - NBC 15 WPMI

A Weekend Celebrating Africatown History and Its Future – Africatown C.H.E.S.S.

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

Africatown Historical Marker

Mobile, Alabama, African American Heritage Trail, Part 1