15. Stagville Plantation (North Carolina)
Stagville Plantation was among the largest in the South, with hundreds of enslaved people suffering under its vast reach. Forced family separations were common, tearing loved ones apart to serve the economic interests of the owners. Yet, despite relentless hardship, the enslaved community displayed remarkable resilience—building their own networks of support, culture, and resistance. Discover more about Stagville’s history at the official site.
