McLeod Plantation Historic Site: Transition to Freedom 1.1

McLeod Plantation is a remarkable historic site with a rich past, intricately woven into the complex history of slavery, equality, and justice in the United States. Originally acquired by the McLeod family in 1851, this sea island cotton plantation bore witness to the struggles for freedom and justice by its inhabitants. Over the years, it became a significant location for various families, including the McLeods, Gathers, and others until 1990. Furthermore, it served as a key site for both Confederate and Union troops during the Civil War and also housed the James Island Freedmen’s Bureau field office.

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