Angola Is a Story of Struggle, Tragedy and Survival in the Quest for Freedom

Called one of the most significant historical sites in Florida and perhaps the U.S. by Florida historian Canter Brown Jr., Angola is a story of struggle, tragedy and, ultimately, survival in the quest for freedom.

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