Updated November 14, 2023 11:38 AM DURHAM Durham County is putting $237,000 toward a downtown memorial honoring the enslaved people of Stagville Plantation. “Stagville was not just a slave ...

Stagville’s influence extended far beyond North Carolina. In the 1800s, hundreds of enslaved people were forcibly marched from these grounds to Hale County, Alabama, to establish another plantation.

Durham County is putting $237,000 toward a downtown memorial honoring the enslaved people of Stagville Plantation. “Stagville was not just a slave plantation. It was considered a slave complex ...

Historians at Stagville Plantation in Durham County NC are sifting through documents to piece together the past. More than 900 people were enslaved at what used to be one of North Carolina’s ...

Stagville, which was once part of the vast Cameron family plantation that spanned 30,000 acres and was home to about 1,000 enslaved people at its peak, is now a state-owned historical site.

Durham residents created the Stagville Memorial Project to establish a memorial in downtown Durham in honor of those formerly enslaved at the plantation. Posted 9:12 a.m. Nov 14, 2023 - Updated 6: ...

Visiting Stagville Plantation Address: 5828 Old Oxford Highway, Durham, NC, 27112 Hours: Open Tuesday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Cost: Free.

Updated November 14, 2023 11:38 AM DURHAM Durham County is putting $237,000 toward a downtown memorial honoring the enslaved people of Stagville Plantation. “Stagville was not just a slave ...

Historians at Stagville Plantation in Durham County NC are sifting through documents to piece together the past. More than 900 people were enslaved at what used to be one of North Carolina’s ...

Visitors of the Stagville Plantation take a self-guided tour on June 17, 2021, in Durham, N.C. Stagville Plantation will have “emancipation tours” in honor of Juneteenth, a day which remembers ...

Durham County is putting $237,000 toward a downtown memorial honoring the enslaved people of Stagville Plantation. “Stagville was not just a slave plantation. It was considered a slave complex ...