| Slavehaven Underground Railroad Museum |
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| Memphis has a long and dark history of slavery and abuse towards African Americans. Most people are familiar with the civil rights battles in the south and especially in this area. This page is a compilation of investigations on the property of the Underground Railroad museum, and it's our small way of paying homage to the "ancestors" who died on the way to freedom. Operated by my dear friend Ms. Joan Nelson. One of the most arrested civil rights freedom fighters. Many bodies are buried on the grounds of this house. We keep their GHOSTS alive! |
| Below: a memorial garden we placed at the site in honor of the fallen slaves. Spirit activity? You bet. Just visit this place and I promise you will experience Ghosts. |
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| Joan Nelson and Marvin Burkle. Pioneers in the civil rights movement. |
| We are most proud of this memorial garden we built, in memory of fallen slaves. And special thanks from the bottom of our hearts, to Vincent Tabor, who repainted our sign. (He did that for FREE.) |
Horrible Remnants of Slavery in Memphis