This means that the history and story of Clotilda will continue to be passed on to future generations.
Clotilda, the last known slave ship, sailed into the Mobile Bay with 110 kidnapped Africans in 1860.Next week’s exploration will include a biological and structural assessment of the wreck, development of a site conservation plan, a new high-resolution solar survey of the site, and much more.
Members of AHC say projects like these are crucial to reveal details about the past, and plan to make sure this historic artifact survives for years to come. the AHC will host a meeting next Tuesday in Africatown to address the current exploration of Clotilda and answer any questions.Download the FOX10 Weather App. Get life-saving severe weather warnings and alerts for your location no matter where you are. Available free in the
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