Explore The Quest For Freedom From 1526 to 1898.
Explore The Quest For Freedom From 1526 to 1898.

The African Resistance History Museum is dedicated to preserving and honoring the accomplishments, sacrifices and commitment of Self Liberated Gullah people in the Anti-Slavery Resistance including the Anti-African systems that followed the Emancipation of formerly enslaved Africans in America.
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Step into a world of wonder and amazement at African Resistance History Museum. From lectures to workshops this museum offers an unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages. Discover the brilliance of Gullah art, and history today!
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This series honors Gullah men and women who resisted oppression from 1526 to 1898. It remembers the Princess Oma Odoko of the Igala Kingdom, San Miguel de Gualdape Revolt, the Stono Rebellion, the Seminole Wars, the Negro Fort, and the fighters who joined the American Revolution. Together, these works illuminate a long, determined struggle for autonomy that shaped the history of the United States.
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