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Whip
Objects used in the exhibition entitled 'Coveting Africa' at The Bishop's Stortford Museum
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The Kingdom of Kongo
Depopulation from slave trading eventually lead to the end of the kingdom.
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Capture
Capture of Africans. An illustration from the 'The abolition of the slave trade, a poem, in four parts' by James Montomery, 1814. With kind permission of the Wisech and Fenland Museum.
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Capture
On the way to the coast the enslaved people were joined in rows at the necks, their hands secured behind their backs. These rows of joined slaves were known ad coffles.
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Slave House - Goree ...
The building where enslaved people were held still exists on Goree Iisland. Including the famous door of no return. It was built in 1776 by the Dutch -but was the last of several the first ones dating back to 1536 and were built by Portuguese. Conditions were awful with small cells full of people. ...
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Door of no return - ...
The building where enslaved people were held still exists on Goree Island. Including the famous door of no return.
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