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Formerly the second largest slave ship port in England.  Strong ties to the trade and a legacy of racial tension.

Date Item Title Author Hits Tuesday, 04 March 2008 Abolition 200: A legacy for Bristol Bristol City Council (UK) 1122 Wednesday, 05 September 2007 Leaving Bristol Wojtek (Voytec) Wacowski 2248 Thursday, 06 September 2007 Leaving Bristol: History, Heritage, and Memoryl Dwayne Williams - AAI Director of Education 2011 Thursday, 21 June 2007 Bristol - Port Overview Kevin McLaughlin 2267   << Start < Prev 1 Next > End >> Results 1 - 4 of 4

New Haven - Leaving Amistad's Homeport - June 21st , 2007  ( 1 items ) New Haven - HOMECOMING - June 21st, 2008  ( 3 items ) Nova Scotia - Halifax, Shelburne, Birchtown - Amistad's Black Loyalist Connection  ( 16 items ) Liverpool - Opening of International Slavery Museum - August 19th - September 8th, 2007  ( 5 items ) Homecoming to New Haven - June  ( 2 items ) Washington D.C Port Visit  ( 1 items ) London - Bicentennial of Wilberfoce Act - September 14th - 19th, 2007  ( 8 items ) Baltimore, MD - Port Visit - September 24-27, 2008  ( 1 items ) Lisbon - Confronting Legacy of Portuguese Explorers - October 13th - 21st, 2007  ( 9 items ) Freetown - Tribute to Sengbe Pieh's Homeland - December 9th, 2007 - February 3rd, 2008  ( 17 items ) Portland, Maine  ( 2 items ) Dakar - Remembrance of Ancestors at Goree Island  ( 8 items ) Praia, Cape Verde - Port Visit  ( 5 items ) Barbados - Port Visit - April 4th-20th  ( 11 items ) Charleston SC - Port Visit - May 16th -27th  ( 9 items )

 

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