Hear the untold stories of enslaved people and learn about historical and contemporary slavery. The International Slavery Museum increases …
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2025年1月6日
An important place to visit in Liverpool with a great insight into the slavery history of Liverpool and how slavery built the wealth of many Liverpool merchants. 509waynem的完整评论
2025年1月5日
The museum is located on the top floor of the Maritime museum and is free to enter. We found the curation to be a little bit confused. It was as though this difficult subject had overwhelmed the cura… LauraDaveJames的完整评论
2024年12月10日
A couple of months previously we’d visited cotton plantations in Mississippi and Louisiana so were really interested to see how the UK dealt with this issue at what’s billed as The International Slav… Foodange的完整评论
No slaves ever entered the port of Liverpool. Where are your facts? I studied this subject for years and understand the Triangular Trade that took place. This is wilfully misleading and lies.
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He was stating that there wasn’t any slaves leaving Liverpool in ships which is totally correct. The ships sailed to Africa and that’s where the ship owners conducted their exchange of …
He was stating that there wasn’t any slaves leaving Liverpool in ships which is totally correct. The ships sailed to Africa and that’s where the ship owners conducted their exchange of goods for slaves. The African leaders were the African slave owners who wanted cotton, tobacco, sugar etc. once the exchange was done the slaves were then property of the British ship owners who went to the Americas and sold them for tobacco, sugar etc. the triangle trade thus continued.
Entry is free. The Slavery Museum upstairs is in the same building as the Maritime Museum. There is a lift and cafe as well. Hope this helps. Regards Charles
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