Community historian and Clotilda descendant Joycelyn Davis of All Things Africatown speaks at Oakleigh for the Historic Mobile Preservation Society. She covers her family's ties to Africatown and the Clotilda survivors, who arrived in 1860, and the community's resilience since. Seating is limited.
Before you go
- Register on the Historic Mobile Preservation Society page.
- Arrive at the Cox-Deasy Cottage at Oakleigh by 2:00 PM.
- Plan for a 90 minute talk.
What we checked, and when
Read off the venue's own page on 2026-10-28.
The Historic Mobile Preservation Society lists general admission at $10 and free entry for members. The total is for four general admission tickets.
Seating is limited, so register ahead.
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