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Oakland and Magnolia Historical Documents
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Corn crib at Oakland Plantation
 

 

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Oakland Plantation Documents

   Oakland Plantation, Its People's Testimony by Ann Patton Malone

   Oakland Plantation Historical Structural Report

   Oakland Store Historical Structural Report

 

Magnolia Plantation Documents

   Archaeology of Magnolia Slave Cabins

   A Brief Ethnography of Magnolia Plantation by Muriel Crespi

   Magnolia Gin Barn

 

Creole Documents

    We Know Who We Are: An Ethnographic Overview of the Creole Traditions ... by H. F. Gregory and Joseph Moran

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Did You Know?
As textile mills in the north increased their demand for cotton, the use of enslaved labor increased in cotton-growing plantations such as Oakland and Magnolia. In this way the industrial revolution in the northern states encouraged the expansion of the plantation labor systems of the south.
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