Pikworo Slave Camp

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• Eli Evans

  15 March 2018

  The history of this place, if true is really pathetic. Slavery must be condemed no matter what form it takes!

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• Abdulai Iddrisu

  03 March 2018

  Material culture of slavery, intact. But higly emotional to walk around the place.

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• Caspar Schleicher

  20 January 2018

  Very interesting information about historic slave trade. Entrance fee is 15 cedi. There is a half obligatory (and impressive) drumming concert wherefor you should donate as well.

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• Michael Ampofo

  29 December 2017

  This place is so full of history. The tour guides here tell the story of how Pikworo (meaning full of rocks) came to be a slave camp. They showed us where the slaves ate, drank, and entertained themselves. They also showed us where they were buried if any died while in the camp. It really gives a whole new and wider perspective if you've visited any of the camps or castles in the southern part of the country. Ask for Gabriel when you get there. He's a great guide.

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• Sadiku Abubakar

  26 December 2017

  It brings back sad memories of our fire father's. But it's overall, an interesting place to visit

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• Tey Cauley

  23 November 2017

  Short Trip to various Slave activity points

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• Badiyire Henry

  11 September 2017

  Is lovely and full of history

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• Appiah Jezreel

  05 August 2017

  Really a memorial park which can make you cry if one should visit the place during the dry, sunny season and thinking of how own great grand parents suffered under such climatic conditions.

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• Ghanavi Keli

  30 June 2017

  A historical site to visit an a tourist and lover of history.😘😘

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