Museum Collections Management

Description

Perhaps one of the most special aspects of Cane River Creole National Historical Park is its relationship with the descendant communities of Oakland Plantation and Magnolia Plantation. A testament to their perseverance, descendants of both plantations continue to reside near both park units and often use its resources. Descendants of enslaved Africans, sharecroppers, tenant farmers, day laborers, overseers, plantation owners, Tribes, Creoles of Cane River and traditional cultural practitioners remain.

Duration

18 minutes, 21 seconds

Credit

NPS

Date Created

09/30/2018

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Tags: cane river creole national historical park, cane river national heritage area, museum collections