African Burial Ground National Monument
New York, United States
It protects the remains of over 15,000 Africans and is the largest known burial ground of its kind in North America.
The African Burial Ground National Monument is a federal monument commemorating and protecting the remains of over 15,000 Africans who were buried in New York City in the 18th century. Discovered in 1991, it is the largest and oldest known burial ground for Africans in North America. The monument includes a visitor center and an outdoor memorial area, consisting of stone structures. It is a place for reflection on the history of slavery and the contribution of Africans to the city's development.
- Visit time: 1 h
How long does it take to visit African Burial Ground National Monument?
Plan about 1 h.
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