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- Amol UtrankarFebruary 9, 2017Small, but worth the visit. Good information about the "economics" and "game theory" of the slave trade and the different stakeholders involved. Has student discounts ($5).Upvoted Mar 2
- RyanJanuary 2, 2015Lots of interesting info but light on the artifacts. Best to talk with descendants of those sold here for a personal and real story.
- Terry BrockJune 17, 2012I enjoyed this museum...dealt very well with the complex history of the selling of enslaved African Americans. Highly recommended!
- Corley StoneJune 9, 2022Considering the history, i think this museum could have been more engaging. That said, entry is relatively cheap so worth it to get a quick overview of the role Charleston played during slavery.
- The GrioJanuary 31, 2011This museum is the only known former slave auction gallery still in existence. It tells the story of Charleston's role in the inter-state slave trade. It focuses on the history of the specific site.
- BETFebruary 6, 2013Used to hold slave auctions in the early 1800's. In honor of Black History, check out these noteworthy examples of African-Americans' accomplishments:
http://bet.us/BHM" - allisonNovember 13, 2012Mostly reading, and a little pricey considering we did the entire thing in just under 25 minutes. But the staff was friendly and we did learn quite a bit.
- Meg TorrezMay 18, 2011Excellent museum. Most of the information you have to read from their displays and so it is not ideal for young children.
- Mary Catherine JamesFebruary 14, 2015This is where slaves were sold after being quarantined for months on Sullivan's Island.
- Danton J. A. CardosoAugust 22, 2018An accurate description of how the US was built. Disappointing how human beings are treated as property.
- tom schneiderJuly 23, 2011THE SLAVE MART WAS A HUGE RIP OFF! I CAN READ IN BOOKS ALL I WANT TO READ. I WANT TO SEE ARTIFACTS. THIS WAS JUST A WAY FOR THEM TO MAKE A BUCK! I HAVEN'T BEEN SO RIPPED OFF SINCE I HEARD ABOUT REPERA