The Civil War is Lost: How an African American Community and Phosphate Mining Revived Drayton Hall at The Gibbes Museum
Event Details
When people think of plantations, they tend to think of them as entities of the antebellum past. Plantations, in the minds of many, ceased to exist with the abolishment of slavery. But what happened on these sites after the Civil War? Cameron Moon will answer this question as it pertains to Drayton Hall.
Reception begins at 6 pm and the talk at 7 pm.
Space is limited, reservations are required $35 non-member/ $25 member.
Date
January 8, 2020
Location
The Gibbes Museum Meeting Street
Charleston, SC29401
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