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Gallery of Slave Cabins

 

"In many ways the Mount Vernon estate was comprised of several small African-American villages, presided over by an Anglo-American ruling class. At the time of George Washington's death in 1799, African-Americans made up roughly 90% of the plantation's population, with 317 slaves and roughly twenty to thirty Anglo-Americans living on the five farms comprising Mount Vernon." [Mount Vernon.org] Read More

Slave Quarters, Louisiana, 1861-65

 Front view of the Slave's Cabin on the Pioneer Farm at Mount Vernon

Alfreds Cabin

Kingsley Plantation Large Slave House

Slave Cabins on Boone Hall Plantation, Charleston, SC

Kingsley Plantation slave buildings

Row of cabins at the Hermitage plantation

Slave quarters Smith's plantation, Port Royal. [Stereograph]

Woodland Plantation, Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana.

Slave cabins at the Audubon State Historic Site in Louisiana

Relics of the Past

Faunsdale Plantation's Gothic Revival slave quarters

Slave quarters

Melrose Plantation - African House

Slave cabins at Laurel Valley Plantation in Thibodaux, LA.

Reconstructed Slave Cabin