House on Mibiri Creek St. Clair
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Thomas Staunton St. Clair sketched this scene while visiting Edmonstone's settlement. In left foreground, two male slaves are cutting wood, next to them are "their wives and children." In the very lower right hand corner is the boat-house, above it the main dwelling house, "and on the top of the hill were the Negro huts, with some cocoa-nut trees."
Depicts enslaved people's labor in varied ways.
This file appears in: Stories of the Enslaved Within Today’s Audubon Park
Stories of the Enslaved Within Today’s Audubon Park
Basile, Achilles, Congo and many other enslaved people labored on Étienne de Boré’s plantation within today’s Audubon Park. Alongside planting and harvesting sugar cane, enslaved labor on the Boré…