42 B Quartier Anse Caffard, Le Diamant 97223, MartiniqueMap
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A lovely memorial to a sad occurance
We stopped off here on our bus tour from the cruise we were on. There is an information board with the full story, both in French and English. It is a memorial to the slaves who died when the boat the...
Very impressive monument for an impressive but dramatic history. Reading the description (provided in French&English) gave me goosebumps despite the crazy hot Martiniquan weather.
Definitely stop to see the memorial! There was plenty of parking on the shoulder of the road. The information boards were in both French and English...such a sad day in history! We were so glad to...
You don't realise the impact until you really get to the memorial and see the pictures of the ship on how they were transported and it then hits you hard. The white symbolizes mourning in the Carib...
Memorial on honor of the dead on a ship crash of a black boat
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The ban on slavery was already in force, but the black ships were still working. This was left the Guinea Gulf loaded with more than 100 slaves. The residents of the place helped and helped ...
A lovely memorial to a sad occurance
We stopped off here on our bus tour from the cruise we were on. There is an information board with the full story, both in French and English. It is a memorial to the slaves who died when the boat the...
Impressive monument with beautiful view
Very impressive monument for an impressive but dramatic history. Reading the description (provided in French&English) gave me goosebumps despite the crazy hot Martiniquan weather.
Make The Stop!
Definitely stop to see the memorial! There was plenty of parking on the shoulder of the road. The information boards were in both French and English...such a sad day in history! We were so glad to...
A stark reminder of slavery
You don't realise the impact until you really get to the memorial and see the pictures of the ship on how they were transported and it then hits you hard. The white symbolizes mourning in the Carib...
Memorial on honor of the dead on a ship crash of a black boat
The ban on slavery was already in force, but the black ships were still working. This was left the Guinea Gulf loaded with more than 100 slaves. The residents of the place helped and helped ...