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Assin Manso Slave Camp

Mankessim - Kumasi Rd

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Assin Manso Slave Camp is a point of interest, located at Mankessim - Kumasi Rd, Ghana. They can be contacted via phone at +233 24 276 7015 for more detailed information.

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Mankessim - Kumasi Rd
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Added by Jopie, at 03 November 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday Open 24 hours
  • Tuesday Open 24 hours
  • Wednesday Open 24 hours
  • Thursday Open 24 hours
  • Friday Open 24 hours
  • Saturday Open 24 hours
  • Sunday Open 24 hours

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11 Reviews

  • K Brown
    07 May 2018

    It is what it is. A place where Europeans took African Men, Women and Children for their last bath, to be auctioned and branded like cattle. This after walking upwards of 900km's from where they were taken from the home. A location from which they then, if they survived, walked a further 31km to the dungeons of the 'slave' ports. If they survived they had to stand 200 deep in theirs and the human waste underfoot while they waited for the European ships to cargo them to the Americas.

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  • Frank Agbenu
    28 April 2018

    Deep history on slave trade in Gold coast. Worth visiting always.

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  • Dennis Jubin
    07 April 2018

    The place is Historical

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  • Justice Aduboffour
    23 March 2018

    Hello friends, it's extremely amazing to visit the Assin Manso Slave Campus to rectify the ancient days recognisation of our progenitors as well as the Slavery Riverside.
    Take a glance to Assin Manso slavery campus now and you will be glad you did.
    Thanks.

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  • Derrick Koney
    10 February 2018

    Assin manso is where the slaves have their last bath just to make them look good for auction

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  • Nana Amoakoh
    02 January 2018

    Easy to identify

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  • Kobina Jesse
    26 December 2017

    A very pleasant experience with all the history and presentation. A must go

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  • David Howard
    03 September 2017

    Because it reveales what our forefathers went through

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  • Francisca Dadzie
    23 August 2017

    It is a very nice place u can see

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  • Benjamen Caroline
    07 February 2017

    Ghanaian people have pace

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  • Ekow Koomson
    10 November 2016

    It's lovely

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