International Slavery Museum Review

Many heart-breaking stories, well presented and a fitting reminder of England's history and Liverpool in particular

The Slavery Museum is a very dark day, where you can see a lot of history of ancient population trade, the Slavery Museum has a very rich information, all about African black trade efforts. [View] The introduction here is very detailed

The Museum of International Slavery presents a clear and authentic account of the unimaginable horrors of the slave trade, including Liverpool’s role in the slave triangle. The visit is shocking and even painful, but it provides a good channel for a more intuitive understanding of history.

The International Slavery Museum, also known as the International Slavery Museum, is located next to the Maritime Museum. It is a museum with a comprehensive history of black slaves and exposes a number of slaves in modern remnant countries, such as India.

On the third floor of the Maritime Museum, a pretty good exhibition is introduced to the maritime era, the continents that were not originally connected, because of the development of ships, the development blueprint of backward human races being enslaved by colonial slavery.