Old Plateau Africatown Cemetary

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[1400 - 1798] Bay Bridge Rd
Mobile, AL 36610

Old Plateau Africatown Cemetery is a historic burial ground situated in Mobile, AL, known for its rich cultural significance and heritage. The cemetery provides a final resting place for individuals with ties to the local community and offers a peaceful setting for remembrance and reflection.

Visitors to Old Plateau Africatown Cemetery can explore the grounds and pay their respects to those interred there, gaining insight into the area's history and traditions. The cemetery serves as a poignant reminder of the past and a place of reverence for generations to come.

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Andrea S.
4/15/2022

Part of historic Africatown USA here in Mobile, Alabama. Directly off of Africatown Bay Bridge ( US-90). Part of a very important part of slavery and civil rights history. Most of the graves have...

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